Junior Software Engineer (Python / FastAPI / React / LLMs)

We’re an early-stage startup backed by top VCs, already serving paying customers, and moving fast. Our engineering team — a founding engineer, CTO, and CEO — is hands-on, building product and writing code every day. We’re looking for a junior engineer who’s excited to learn fast, ship real features, and grow into a key part of our team.

🔧 Our Stack

• Python + FastAPI on the backend
• React on the frontend
• Azure for infrastructure (IaC, CI/CD, etc.)
• LLM pipelines to write, test, and maintain code
• AI-first approach in engineering

💥 What You’ll Actually Do

• Help build core features in our product
• Help building API integrations and building an AI algorithm for that
• Pair with senior engineers and the CTO to design and ship great software
• Learn how real logistics clients use our product — and help make it better
• Grow your skills across backend, frontend, infra, and AI
• Get real ownership as you grow

⚡ You Might Be a Fit If:

• You’ve built and shipped some projects (personal, open source, internship — all good!)
• You want to learn fast, try things, and improve every day
• You’re comfortable with Python and curious about React
• You like solving real problems, not just completing tickets
• You’re excited by AI and want to use it to build software faster and better
• You want to work at a startup where your work actually matters

✅ Why This Role Rocks

• You’ll learn directly from experienced founders and engineers
• You’ll get mentorship, fast feedback, and real-world responsibility
• You’ll be part of a rocketship startup — with equity and growth ahead
• You’ll help build a product that’s changing how global logistics works
• You’ll get to play with some of the most exciting tech in the world (LLMs, infra automation, etc.)

🚫 This Might Not Be For You If:

• You want a slow, quiet job with no deadlines
• You prefer long roadmaps and rigid processes
• You don’t like learning new things outside your comfort zone
• You’re not curious about startups, AI, or how things work under the hood