Output Biosciences
Software Engineer, Agents
About this role
Join Output as a Software Engineer, focusing on developing agent infrastructure for groundbreaking biological reasoning models. In this role, you'll design systems to optimize model capabilities for research applications and manage the necessary tools and APIs for efficient workflows.
What you'll do
- Design and implement agent orchestration systems
- Build inference infrastructure for efficient model serving
- Develop APIs and integrations for external interaction
- Create internal tools to enhance research team efficiency
- Establish software engineering practices and standards
What they're looking for
- BS in Computer Science or related field
- 4+ years of production software development experience
- Proficiency in Python and API design
- Experience with ML models integration
- Familiarity with cloud infrastructure and deployment pipelines
- Strong systems thinking for reliability and observability
Benefits
- Encouragement of creativity and new ideas
- Supportive feedback-driven environment
- Autonomy in day-to-day management
- Competitive salary and equity
- Comprehensive medical, dental, and vision coverage
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Output Biosciences
Output Biosciences develops biological reasoning models powered by advanced agent infrastructure to enable novel research applications. The company is hiring software engineers to build the systems and tools supporting these models, as well as machine learning researchers to advance its core biological reasoning technology.
- Website
- outputbio.com
Likely interview questions
- Walk us through a time you designed and built an orchestration or workflow system that coordinated multiple components. How did you handle state management and error recovery?
- Describe your experience integrating ML models or LLMs into production systems. What were the main challenges around latency, reliability, and serving efficiency?