Full Stack Software Engineer
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Job description
About Us:
Built with 💜 in KSA and leveraging Silicon Valley expertise, we’re creating innovative solutions in the realm of Voice AI and AI agents. As we continue our rapid growth trajectory in an exciting and dynamic market, we’re looking for A-players to join our team.
Role Overview
As a Full Stack Software Engineer, you will contribute to building and scaling the products powering Sarj AI’s Voice AI and AI Agent platform. You'll work across the stack to develop, deploy, and maintain high-quality software, collaborating closely with product, design, and AI teams to deliver impactful features in a fast-paced, high-growth environment.
Key Responsibilities:
Design and build full-stack features end-to-end
Write clean, tested, production-ready code
Collaborate with product and design to ship fast
Own services from development through deployment on cloud infrastructure
Requirements:
3+ years of professional software engineering experience
Strong Python and/or TypeScript fundamentals
Experience with GCP and relational databases (PostgreSQL preferred)
AI fundamentals highly appreciated
Comfort working in a fast-paced startup environment
Why Join Us
Be part of a high-growth, innovative tech start-up.
Work in a collaborative, mission-driven culture with hands-on exposure to innovative AI products.
Take ownership, grow, and make a real impact through real-world challenges.
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