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LuminX is building the Visual AI Layer for warehouse loading docks, delivering compact AI camera systems that read barcodes, labels, and counts in real time. We hire a generalist Software Engineer to impact customer experiences, backend services, and edge-to-cloud infrastructure across the full stack.
You'll collaborate with founders, ML engineers, hardware teams, and customers, solving high-impact problems and delivering reliable software in a fast-moving startup.
Warehouses still run on clipboards and barcode guns. Every day, pallets move through loading docks where people manually scan labels, count cases, and verify shipments—and when something goes wrong, it may not be discovered until after the shipment has left.
LuminX is changing that. We are building the Visual AI Layer for the loading dock: compact AI camera systems that read barcodes, labels, case counts, and damage automatically as pallets move at forklift speed. Our systems operate on-device and in real time, giving warehouse teams evidence of exactly what crossed each door without adding another step to their workflow.
We are already deploying with customers in automotive and cold storage and are growing quickly. LuminX has raised $5.5 million in seed funding from investors including 1Sharpe, GTMFund, 9Yards, Chingona Ventures, and the Bond Fund. Our team includes people who have built AI, robotics, and industrial systems at Amazon Robotics, Tesla, Nvidia, Waymo, and Voxel.
We are hiring a generalist Software Engineer to build across the full LuminX stack—from customer-facing product experiences and backend services to infrastructure, data pipelines, and the systems that deploy and monitor our AI models.
This role is intentionally broad. You may spend one week building a workflow in our web application, the next improving an API or data pipeline, and the next making our model-deployment or edge-to-cloud infrastructure more reliable. You will work closely with our founders, machine-learning engineers, hardware team, and customers to solve the highest-impact problem, regardless of where it sits in the stack.
We are looking for someone early in their career who is already unusually capable: strong fundamentals, good product judgment, a bias toward action, and the willingness to take ownership without waiting for a perfectly defined specification. You should enjoy moving quickly, learning unfamiliar systems, and using modern AI development tools to increase your output without lowering the quality of your work.
Within your first several months, you will have shipped meaningful production work across more than one part of the stack and taken independent ownership of at least one important customer or platform workflow.
Over time, you will become someone the team trusts with ambiguous, cross-functional problems. You will help make the product faster to build, easier to operate, more reliable in the field, and capable of supporting a rapidly growing number of devices, customers, and AI workloads.
You will join at a stage where a strong generalist can have disproportionate impact. The boundaries between product, infrastructure, AI, hardware, and customer operations are still being shaped, and your work will directly influence both the architecture and the product.
You will work on software that interacts with the physical world and is used in active warehouse operations—not another isolated web application. You will see the consequences of your decisions quickly, learn from real deployments, and own meaningful systems from the beginning.