Backend Engineer, AI Systems

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August 8

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Infinity Constellation

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AI • B2B • Fintech

Infinity Constellation is the first AI Holding Company dedicated to helping elite founders build AI companies that can operate at unprecedented speeds. By leveraging advanced AI platforms, Infinity Constellation aims to reinvent traditional venture models, focusing on efficient structures that allow businesses to generate profits rapidly with minimal resources. The company supports its portfolio through various operational services, enabling founders to scale and thrive in the rapidly evolving AI landscape.

1 - 10 employees

Founded 2023

🤝 B2B

💳 Fintech

📋 Description

• About Everest • At Everest, we believe executive assistants do meaningful, high-leverage work—and that work isn’t going anywhere. • We're redefining executive support by turbocharging elite assistants with powerful agentic systems, so they can focus on the real work. • Because the real work is hard. • There's no AI workflow for getting a Great Dane from Rome to Rio. • There's no automating the trust required to support the people whose work is shaping our world. • We're building AI-native infrastructure into the bones of our operations—orchestration and observability layers that balance deterministic systems with stochastic outcomes. • We prioritize thoughtful and ethical approaches to deploying AI agents that don't replace people, but make them superhuman. • We’re a small, senior team shipping the kind of agentic infrastructure most companies will still be demoing two years from now. • You’ll help architect the core systems behind it, working closely with the world-class assistants who depend on it every day. • Our executive assistants support some of the most influential people across tech and finance. • They're not just our users—they're our stakeholders and collaborators. • That means clearer priorities, better data, tighter feedback loops, and the flexibility to be decisive and take big swings. • Core Responsibilities: Design and implement backend systems that power agentic workflows across LLM, deterministic, and hybrid pipelines. • Own and evolve core infrastructure like context memory, orchestration layers, and prompt routing systems. • Design composable multimodal systems that dynamically execute workflows from unstructured inputs (text, audio, video, images). • Optimize latency, extensibility, reliability, and inference cost of multi-agent pipelines. • Collaborate directly with internal EAs to pressure-test workflows in the real world. • Help us make clear decisions about when to use LLMs vs. traditional systems—and how to do both well.

🎯 Requirements

• 5+ years of experience in backend software engineering, preferably in Go or similar systems languages. • Shipped agentic LLM systems to production (not prototypes, not demos). • Built real-time systems, distributed async queues, or performance-critical services. • Deep understanding of prompt engineering, token budgeting, and context management. • Strong intuition for when to use AI—and when not to. • Thrive in small teams with high trust and high ownership. • Bonus Points: Experience with RAG, embedding stores, and vector DBs. • Familiarity with tool orchestration frameworks. • Understanding of the architectural tradeoffs of agentic systems, RAG, MCP, memory, and orchestrations. • Know how to work with (and around) the limitations of cutting-edge LLM technologies. • Background in AI safety, observability, or human-in-the-loop workflows. • Prefer building systems that are simple, scalable, and "good enough," without sacrificing maintainability or future flexibility. • Are fluent in small-team dynamics: high trust, low ego, shared accountability.

🏖️ Benefits

• Salary: Competitive, commensurate with experience • Healthcare: Medical, dental, and vision • Benefits: 401k plan, short and long term disability, life insurance, generous paid time off policy. • Growth: Do foundational work on systems most companies won’t be building for two years