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Basic Capital

Software Engineer - Applied AI

New York Office$180k–$275kfulltimemidAdded 1 month ago

About this role

Basic Capital, a fintech startup transforming the retirement industry, seeks a Software Engineer to build and deploy full-stack AI products. You'll develop AI infrastructure components, fine-tuning systems, and scalable engineering processes while working on innovative retirement solutions.

What you'll do

  • Deliver complete full-stack AI projects from conception to production
  • Build and maintain AI infrastructure components for model fine-tuning and evaluation
  • Develop engineering systems and processes to scale AI capabilities
  • Embed AI/ML features into user-facing applications
  • Collaborate across functional teams on financial technology solutions
  • Contribute to cloud infrastructure and backend systems design

What they're looking for

  • Full-stack development (web frameworks, backend systems, cloud infrastructure)
  • Python, TypeScript, Java, Go, Rust, Kotlin, Swift, or C/C++
  • AI/ML systems and agentic system design
  • Model fine-tuning and evaluation frameworks
  • Fintech domain knowledge
  • System design and scalability
  • Cross-functional collaboration
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Basic Capital

Basic Capital is a fintech startup building AI-powered retirement solutions across mobile, web, and API platforms. The company is hiring full-stack engineers, frontend developers, infrastructure specialists, and go-to-market engineers to develop its product, scale its cloud infrastructure, and drive revenue growth.

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Likely interview questions

  • Walk us through a full-stack AI project you've shipped end-to-end. What were the biggest technical challenges in moving from prototype to production?
  • Describe your experience with AI model fine-tuning and evaluation. How have you approached measuring model performance in a real-world application?