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Julius AI

Software Engineer - Product (New Grad)

  • Seen live on Julius AI's site 2 days ago
  • New grad
Pay
$130k to $150k a year USD
Location
San Francisco, CA
Open for
17+ days
First seen
Oct 18, 2026
Apply on Julius AI's site (opens in a new tab)

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Open 17+ days

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  1. Julius AI's site dates the posting
  2. Ghostless first sees this listing
  3. Last checked: still up
How we know

It hasn't been reposted, listed twice, or left up unusually long, and the posting doesn't say it's a talent pool.

Ghostless records the day it first sees a posting, so a repost can't reset its age. This one was already up when Ghostless started tracking Julius AI, so its true age is longer.

Last checked Nov 3, 2026.

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What the posting discloses

Pay
$130k to $150k a year USD

Not stated: Real vacancy, AI screening.

Why these three

Ontario requires postings from employers with 25 or more staff to state the pay, whether the vacancy exists, and whether AI screens applicants.

Skills mentioned

About the role

Benefits: Health & dental insurance, gym reimbursement, daily team meals, commuter benefits

We are an early stage applied AI startup building agents that automate knowledge work with code. We’re on a mission to enable one billion humans to become software creators, and we are starting with a focus on data science and analysis use cases.

Today, Julius writes and executes 1 million lines of code every 36 hours, has served over 1 million users and generated over 3 million data visualizations.

We're a small technical team with experience from Uber, Facebook and Scale AI. We're making revenue and we're backed by some of best investors like AI Grant, YCombinator, Bessemer Venture Partners and founders of Vercel, Notion, Perplexity, Palantir, Replit, Zapier, Intercom, Dropbox and researchers from OpenAI and Google DeepMind.

Building intuitive and performant user interfaces is critical to making Julius easy to use for over 1 million users. Our interface has several moving parts including tool use, multi-step reasoning, code generation, code execution, file and secrets management, and more. You will get to define and build the experiences for all of these as we scale to our future milestones.

What you'll do

  • Build products that bring AI capabilities to millions of people
  • Design and implement intuitive, responsive, and performant user interfaces
  • Optimize application performance and ensure cross-browser compatibility

What we're looking for

  • Experience with React, Next.js, Tailwind CSS, Python
  • Have previous internships or relevant experience where you’ve shipped production level code
  • Strong understanding of frontend frontend primitives: component architecture, state management, streaming UIs, and performance profiling
  • Strong understanding of backend systems, in particular - relational databases, caching, background jobs, and auth.
  • Examples of live projects or products you've built

About the interview

  • Intro call
  • Short paid work trial (2-5 days). Own and ship a project in Julius

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