Description:

Lightci is a full-service product design and development consulting partner founded in 2022, helping businesses build software and digitally transform.
The Senior Full Stack Engineer, LLM will lead AI development for an education app aimed at enhancing learning experiences for US students.
Responsibilities include designing, building, and deploying AI models using LLMs and Computer Vision to improve network performance and customer experience.
The role involves full stack development for integrating AI-driven features across front-end and back-end systems.
Collaboration with product managers, data scientists, and engineers is essential to integrate AI features that enhance service quality and efficiency.
The engineer will develop APIs and microservices for real-time AI data processing and decision-making.
Ensuring AI systems are scalable, reliable, and efficient in handling high data volumes and user requests is a key responsibility.
Compliance with industry standards and regulations, along with implementing security best practices to protect user data and privacy, is required.
Continuous improvement through user feedback and data analytics to refine AI models is expected.
Documentation on AI models, full stack development, and best practices for knowledge transfer and collaboration must be created.

Requirements:

Proven experience as a Full Stack Software Engineer, with a strong emphasis on backend development (80% backend role).
A strong understanding of Data Structures is necessary.
Experience with LLMs and a solid understanding of Computer Vision is required.
Strong proficiency in Typescript and hands-on experience with NestJS and NextJS is essential.
Extensive knowledge of AWS infrastructure and services is needed.
A solid understanding of software development best practices and design patterns is required.
Excellent problem-solving skills and the ability to work well in a collaborative team environment are necessary.
Effective communication skills to articulate technical concepts to both technical and non-technical stakeholders are required.