Graduate Software Engineer - AI Infra & Compute Scheduling

ByteDance; Seattle (WA); On-site; USD 122,000 - 243,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical, dental, and vision insurance

401(k) with company match

Parental leave

Short/long-term disability insurance

Life insurance

Wellbeing benefits

Paid holidays and personal time

Job summary

ByteDance Seattle is seeking a new-grad software engineer to help shape the infrastructure that powers AI at scale. You will work with senior engineers on a distributed compute platform, contributing to scheduling, resource management, and automation across global data centers.

Qualifications include a degree in CS/CE or related field and proficiency in Go, C++, Rust, Python, or Java, plus fundamentals of distributed systems.

Qualifications

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Responsibilities

• Make AI infrastructure smarter. Help build the next generation of intelligent, AI-driven scheduling — deciding where and how millions of workloads run so the whole fleet is faster and more efficient.
• Push efficiency to the frontier. Work on new ways to get more useful work out of the same hardware — smarter use of compute, memory, and power — directly lowering the cost of running AI at scale.
• Operate at global scale, reliably. Help keep a massive, always-on platform stable across regions, and build automation (including AI-agent-assisted tools) that lets the system increasingly diagnose and heal itself.
• Turn ideas into impact. Bring fresh thinking from your studies and projects into design discussions, prototype boldly, and see your work run in production for real users.

Skills

Go

C++

Rust

Python

Java

Education

Bachelor’s/Master’s in Software Development/CS/CE

Tools

Kubernetes

Job description

ByteDance Seattle is seeking a new-grad software engineer to help shape the infrastructure that powers AI at scale. You will work with senior engineers on a distributed compute platform, contributing to scheduling, resource management, and automation across global data centers.

Qualifications include a degree in CS/CE or related field and proficiency in Go, C++, Rust, Python, or Java, plus fundamentals of distributed systems.