Member of Technical Staff - Fullstack AI Engineer
About this role
This role suits an experienced software engineer based in New York City who wants to build fullstack AI platforms and agent orchestration systems for the life sciences sector. Solstice seeks a Fullstack AI Engineer to develop and maintain agent infrastructure and customer-facing interfaces in New York City.
Role Overview
Solstice is hiring a Fullstack AI Engineer for a full-time position located in New York City. The person in this role will build and maintain agent platforms and integrate their capabilities directly into products, working across backend services, APIs, agent orchestration, and user interfaces. The position involves collaborating with product, design, and Applied AI teams to take projects from initial concept through production deployment.
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About the Company
Solstice builds AI software that helps life sciences teams transform complex scientific and brand information into marketing content. The company has partnered with leading life sciences manufacturers and over 50 pharma brands. Solstice is backed by Transformation Capital, Twelve Below, Virtue, and the founders of Datavant, Commure, and Paradigm.
How to Apply
To apply for this position, please submit your application on the official company careers page.
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What is the salary range for the Fullstack AI Engineer role?
The base salary ranges from $200,000 to $300,000, and the position also offers equity.
Where is the job located?
The role is located in New York City.
How many years of experience are required?
Candidates must have 5 or more years of software engineering experience.
Is visa sponsorship available for this position?
Yes, Solstice provides visa sponsorship for O-1, H-1B, and TN visas.
What primary programming languages and frameworks are used?
The tech stack relies heavily on Python and FastAPI for backend services, alongside React, Next.js, and TypeScript for frontend interfaces.