Full-Stack Engineer for Autonomous Lab AI Workflows

medraai; San Francisco (CA); Hybrid; USD 150,000 - 230,000; Full time

Job summary

Medra seeks a proactive full-stack software engineer to design, monitor, and analyze autonomous experiments, and to deploy and debug a growing fleet of robots in real lab environments.

You will work across the stack—React frontends, Node and Python services, and AWS infrastructure—shipping features end-to-end and collaborating with scientists and robotics engineers to streamline workflows.

Qualifications

• Full-stack engineering experience at product-driven companies.
• Practical experience building AI-driven workflows into products.
• Strong proficiency in Python and TypeScript, with experience building production React applications.
• Comfort working across the stack: frontend UI, backend services, cloud infrastructure (AWS).
• A track record of shipping end-to-end—from idea to production.

Responsibilities

• Build and own the tools our customers use to design, monitor, and analyze autonomous experiments (as described in the posting).
• Develop internal systems that help our team deploy, operate, and debug a growing fleet of robots in real lab environments.
• Work across the full stack, from React frontends to Node and Python services to AWS infrastructure, shipping features end-to-end.
• Collaborate directly with scientists, operations, and robotics engineers to understand workflows and improve efficiency.
• Shape the engineering culture and technical direction of a product redefining life science R&D.

Skills

Full-stack engineering

Python

TypeScript

React

AWS

Tools

Node.js

AWS

React

TypeScript

Job description

Medra seeks a proactive full-stack software engineer to design, monitor, and analyze autonomous experiments, and to deploy and debug a growing fleet of robots in real lab environments.

You will work across the stack—React frontends, Node and Python services, and AWS infrastructure—shipping features end-to-end and collaborating with scientists and robotics engineers to streamline workflows.