AI Systems Architect (Generative AI) - Full-time - Worldwide

About the Role

We are an early-stage startup building an AI platform that generates full-stack web applications from text prompts. Our core engine is nearly complete, and we need a sharp, hands-on architect to help us solve the final systemic challenges and push to launch.

This is a high-intensity role for a first-principles thinker who is a pragmatic and brilliant problem-solver. We are looking for a true AI Solutions Architect, not just a senior developer.

Requirements:

• Demonstrated, elite-level ability to architect complex, production-grade AI systems from the ground up.
• Deep, first-principles understanding of multi-agent workflows, state management, and validation pipelines.
• Strong foundational knowledge of modern AI/web stacks (Python/Node.js, LLM APIs, React/Next.js).
• You must be an individual freelancer available to dedicate yourself full-time to this project. We are not engaging with agencies or freelancers who operate with a team.

We are looking for a smart and driven architect to be part of our launch. If this sounds like you, we want to hear from you.

How to Apply (Required):

To apply, you must answer the following questions in your cover letter. Applications that do not include answers to all questions will be immediately discarded.

1. You are tasked with designing a platform that takes a user's natural language prompt and generates a complete, multi-file, full-stack web application. Provide a high-level component diagram or a clear, detailed description of the data flow for this system.

2. Explain the single most difficult architectural challenge in the system you've just designed, and why your proposed solution is the best way to solve it.

3. Describe the most subtle but critical systemic failure you have experienced in any complex, production-grade software system you have architected. What was the root cause of the failure, and what system-level architectural change did you implement to ensure that entire class of error could not happen again?

4. Describe the single most difficult architectural trade-off you have had to make in your career. Explain the two opposing choices, why you chose one over the other, and what the long-term consequences of that decision were."