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Tom Trese Networking LLC seeks a hands-on Full Stack AI Engineer in San Francisco to build and launch AI-native products from the ground up. You will collaborate with founders to turn ideas into production-ready applications, shaping the technical foundation and product direction.
You will work across frontend, backend, infrastructure, and AI systems, thriving in a fast-moving startup with evolving requirements and ownership of what you build.
We are partnering with an early-stage, cutting-edge AI startup in San Francisco to hire a Full Stack AI Engineer with strong zero-to-one product-building experience.
This is a fully onsite position. Candidates must currently live in the San Francisco Bay Area and be able to work from the company's San Francisco office five days per week. Please do not apply if you are seeking remote or hybrid work.
Our client is looking for a highly hands-on engineer who can help build and launch AI-native products from the ground up. You will work closely with the founders to turn ideas into production-ready applications and help shape the company's technical foundation.
The right candidate is comfortable working across frontend, backend, infrastructure, and AI systems. You should enjoy fast-moving startup environments, unclear requirements, rapid iteration, and taking full ownership of what you build.
You are a builder who prefers creating new products over maintaining mature systems. You are comfortable wearing multiple hats, making decisions quickly, and turning incomplete ideas into products that customers can use.
You understand that strong AI products require more than connecting to a model API. You know how to build dependable workflows, evaluate output quality, manage latency and cost, and create safeguards around AI-generated actions.
This role is onsite in San Francisco five days per week.
Candidates must already live within a reasonable commuting distance of San Francisco. Remote, hybrid, relocation-dependent, and out-of-area candidates will not be considered.