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AI Application Engineer + Product Engineer

  • $80k–120k/yr
  • Posted 3 days ago · via email

Build LLM features close to real users with guardrails and evals

As an AI Application Engineer, you will forward-deploy LLM features, iterate on real usage, and design guardrails and evaluations. You will work with RAG, agents, prompt and context engineering, and tool orchestration. Bonus areas include conversational/voice AI, fine-tuning, healthcare AI, and MCP. The role is mid-senior level and requires Angular, NestJS, and Postgres experience.

Why This Role?

Direct founder access and real impact from day one on health-focused AI products

Key Responsibilities

  • Forward-deploy LLM features close to real users
  • Iterate on real usage to improve AI applications
  • Design guardrails and evaluations for LLM systems
  • Work with RAG, agents, prompt and context engineering
  • Orchestrate tools for AI applications

Requirements

  • Angular
  • NestJS
  • Postgres
  • Experience with LLM features and real-user iteration
  • Knowledge of RAG, agents, prompt engineering, or tool orchestration

Required Skills

angularnestjspostgresqlaiproduct-developmentPostgresLLM EngineeringPrompt EngineeringRAG

Indonesia Context

Working Hours Overlap:
Flexible — work your own hours
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Original description from HN Who is Hiring

Typify.dev ( https://typify.dev ) | AI Application Engineer + Product Engineer | San Francisco (hybrid / remote available) | VISA | $80-120K USD (Negotiable) | galen@typify.dev We're Typify, an education company for engineers that teaches functional programming and system design before pairing them with projects & job prospects. We're hiring for two roles: Both mid-senior, Angular + NestJS + Postgres. AI Application Engineer. Forward-deployed, ship LLM features close to real users, iterate on real usage, design guardrails and evals. RAG, agents, prompt and context engineering, tool orchestration. Bonus: conversational/voice AI, fine-tuning, healthcare AI, MCP. Product Engineer. Own features end to end, scope, build, ship, measure, iterate. Strong product sense, UX obsession for a sensitive health product. Bonus: consumer or health product experience, early-stage startup time. To apply: goto https://typify.dev/jobs/view/189 or https://typify.dev/jobs/view/188 . Just need your github and resume. More on how we think: github.com/TypifyDev, r/haskell (u/_lazyLambda), @SimpleHaskell on YouTube.

Salary Context

Similar Engineering roles on LokerDollar pay around $165k/yr (range $1k–1000k/yr, n=566 active listings).

Market context

  • VERIFIEDStated pay is 39% below the role median of $165,000/year (n=566 pay-disclosing listings).
  • VERIFIEDTypify.dev: 1 postings in the last 3 months, 1 all-time on LokerDollar.
  • VERIFIEDCompany first seen Oct 13, 2026.
  • VERIFIEDThis listing first seen Oct 13, 2026.
  • VERIFIEDLast verified live Oct 13, 2026.

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Company
Typify.dev
Salary
$80k–120k/yr
Job Type
full time
Location
Remote · Countries not stated
Category
Seniority
mid
PostedNewNew & verified
Oct 12, 2026

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