Senior Software Engineer (Typescript / Backend) - AI/ML @ClickHouse

Overview

ClickHouse is looking for a Senior Software Engineer to drive the development of AI/ML-powered features in ClickHouse Cloud. This role involves bridging high-performance database technology with AI capabilities.

Key Responsibilities

• Design and implement AI-powered features across the full stack, from backend inference services to intuitive frontend interfaces within the ClickHouse Cloud platform.
• Create robust, scalable APIs that connect ClickHouse's database capabilities with modern AI/ML inference systems and external/internal AI services.
• Build responsive, intuitive user interfaces that make complex AI functionalities accessible to users of all technical backgrounds.
• Implement and maintain integrations with the broader AI/ML ecosystem and standards.
• Integrate models into production systems with proper monitoring, versioning, observability, and evaluation.

Requirements

• 5+ years of software engineering experience in production environments.
• Exposure to working directly with AI/ML technologies.
• Strong frontend skills with TypeScript/JavaScript and React.
• Backend development experience in TypeScript or Python, focused on API design and service architecture.
• High level of ownership and capability to drive features from concept to production with minimal supervision.
• Ability to communicate technical concepts to diverse stakeholders.

Benefits

• Flexible work environment - remote-friendly.
• Employer contributions towards healthcare.
• Equity in the company - stock options for new team members.
• Flexible time off in the US and generous entitlement in other countries.
• A USD$500 Home office setup for remote employees.
• Global gatherings and opportunities to engage with colleagues at company-wide offsites.

Location

This role is remote and can be based in any EMEA country.

How to Apply

For more information about our culture and how to apply, please visit the ClickHouse careers page.

Deadline

No specific deadline mentioned.