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Lilt

Staff Fullstack Engineer - Internal Tools

$150K–$221K

USA · Remote · Staff · Full-time · Posted Oct 6, 2026

Experience
5+ years of professional full-stack software engineering experience.

About the job

Own and evolve internal platforms, workforce tools, and data pipelines that support LILT’s Applied AI benchmarking business and its customer deliverables.

What you'll do

  • Translate benchmark and data-quality requirements into technical designs and build workforce-management tools and review workflows.
  • Set architecture and technical direction across services; extend evaluation and audio-quality pipelines, API governance, and ChatOps automation.
  • Improve worker reliability, testing, CI/CD, deployment practices, and engineering quality through reviews, design documents, and mentoring.

What they ask for

  • 5+ years of professional full-stack software engineering experience, owning production systems end-to-end across multiple runtimes or languages.
  • Deep experience with a Python backend framework and async SQLAlchemy/Postgres, plus production experience in a statically typed backend language.
  • Strong React/TypeScript experience and experience building and operating background job or worker systems.
  • Experience integrating third-party/platform APIs and LLM APIs, building guarded chat-platform automations, and operating internal tools or platforms.

Nice to have

  • Experience with audio/speech pipelines, audio-quality metrics, or inter-annotator agreement metrics.
  • Experience building tools for data-labeling or crowdsourced-contributor workforces, or LLM-based QA/review pipelines.

Pay

$150K – $221K (base salary)

Tools

Python, FastAPI, SQLAlchemy, Postgres, Go, Java, React, TypeScript

AI focus

Supports Applied AI benchmarking and evaluation-data delivery; extends LLM-based QC, annotator outlier detection, ASR/audio-quality pipelines, and ChatOps workflows. The posting also states AI tools may assist in hiring evaluation, with final decisions made by people.

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First seen Oct 29, 2026 · Last verified Nov 4, 2026 (UTC)