Fullstack Software Engineer II (AI)

TL;DR

Fullstack Software Engineer II (AI): Building AI-centric web applications in TypeScript ranging from experimental POCs to full-fledged product offerings with an accent on translating novel ML capabilities into valuable and intuitive end-user experiences. Focus on making technical and architectural decisions and optimizing for learning.

Location: Must be in the United States with possible travel to Kensho hubs in Cambridge, MA or NYC.

Salary: 130,000 - 175,000 USD

Company

Kensho is S&P Global’s hub for AI innovation and transformation, developing and deploying novel solutions to innovate and drive progress at S&P Global and its customers worldwide.

What you will do

• Build full-stack and SPA TypeScript applications ranging from experiments to flagship products.
• Collaborate on product decisions and communicate technical constraints and considerations.
• Collaborate on technical decisions and conventions.
• Quickly level up and learn from the team and the broader organization via mentorship, code review, knowledge sharing, etc.
• Manage project priorities, estimates, and deliverables.

Requirements

• At least three years of direct experience building commercial web applications in JavaScript/TypeScript.
• At least two years of that experience working directly on web UIs in a modern framework.
• At least one domain of interest to develop deep expertise (e.g., web performance, design systems, framework knowledge, etc.)
• Some interest in product design.
• Kind and efficient communication skills for both technical and non-technical audiences.
• Ability to deeply understand product and technical requirements.

Culture & Benefits

• Medical, Dental, and Vision insurance with 100% company paid premiums.
• Unlimited Paid Time Off.
• 26 weeks of 100% paid Parental Leave (paternity and maternity).
• 401(k) plan with 6% employer matching.
• Generous company matching on donations to non-profit charities.
• Up to $20,000 tuition assistance toward degree programs, plus up to $4,000/year for ongoing professional education such as industry conferences.