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present of AI seeks a backend engineer to build a gateway that speaks the OpenAI-style interface across many model providers. You will implement Python services, leverage FastAPI, and anticipate quirks in provider APIs to deliver a clean, predictable layer for developers.
You will work with users and cross-functional teams to shape what to build next, and contribute to open source conversations related to the gateway and its tooling.
The role is about making one gateway speak the same language as many model providers. A strong candidate writes Python services, knows the OpenAI style API well enough to spot its quirks, and can turn provider differences into clean, shared behavior. Comfort with FastAPI and production backend work matters, along with a genuine interest in open source and talking to the people who use the product.
Much of the work is translation between AI providers, which is exactly where AI tools help draft and test request conversions quickly. The human part is judgment about what a unified interface should do, which provider quirks matter to developers, and how to keep behavior predictable across many models. Talking to users and deciding what to build stays with the engineer.
Working here means daily contact with many model APIs, so someone would learn the practical differences between providers and how a shared layer absorbs them. Building that knowledge starts with hands on use of the OpenAI style API and reading how other providers structure requests. The gateway setting gives direct exposure to routing, access control and spend tracking around AI calls.
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An open-source gateway that, the company says, lets developers call more than 100 AI model providers through one OpenAI-style interface, with spend tracking and access controls.