Software Engineers (Python, Full-Stack)
LanternJunior Software Engineer: You'll work across our stack (Python, FastAPI, Next.js, React) alongside senior engineers, contributing to real features from day one. Great fit if you're hungry to learn, ship fast, and grow with a startup building cutting-edge agentic systems.
New Grad Software Engineer: Entry point for recent grads excited about AI and agentic systems.
You'll get hands-on experience with our modern data stack (Postgres, ElasticSearch, ClickHouse, DuckDB), Kubernetes/AWS deployment, and Temporal.io, pi.dev, context engineering, workflow orchestration while shipping production code.
This role is based in our Manhattan office (4 days/week in-person). Full health and dental coverage.
Contacts : Maksym at withlantern.com
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