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Eddi is seeking a senior full-stack engineer to own the TypeScript platform with a focus on AI-driven agents and live data analysis. You will contribute across the stack, including conversational analysis over live data, SQL planning, document extraction, and durable workflows that power grant management for schools and districts.
You'll tackle multi-dataset reasoning, evaluation harness design, and robust UI work where humans steer agent output.
Eddi is building the AI-powered grant management and financial management platform for schools, districts, and mission-driven organizations, teams that run on grant funding but manage it with spreadsheets and legacy systems. Our AI doesn't just store their data; it analyzes it, answering questions over live financial data in plain language, surfacing insights across programs and budgets, and generating the funder reports that used to take administrators weeks to assemble. Every hour we give back to a grants administrator goes toward students and communities instead of paperwork.
We're a small, early-stage team. The product is live, customers depend on it daily, and this is the stage where one engineer's decisions become the architecture everyone builds on.
You'll be a senior full-stack engineer across our TypeScript platform, with a center of gravity in AI and agents. Agents are a core product surface at Eddi, not a feature bolted on. We run many agents built on an AI SDK, covering conversational analysis over customers' live data, SQL query planning against runtime-defined datasets, document and grant extraction from messy PDFs, report drafting, and grant matching. Long-running agent work runs on durable workflows.
Problems on the table right now: making a conversational agent reason correctly across joined datasets it has never seen before, designing evals that catch agent regressions before customers do, keeping multi-step AI workflows correct when any step can fail or take minutes, and building UI where humans review, steer, and trust agent output.
Small team, high trust, low ceremony. We plan before we build, verify before we call anything done — we ship it when we'd stake our name on it, and keep blast radius small. We build agents — and we work alongside them aggressively in our own workflow too. Everyone is close to customers, and your work is visible in the product within days, not quarters.