Software Engineer (AI, Full Stack)

Careers<br><br>Come build GenTube with us.<br><br>We make it fun to create things. So fun a billion people will want to do it every day. 100M+ creations so far, millions more every month.<br><br><strong>100M+</strong>creations made<br><br><strong>5</strong>people, so far<br><br><strong>~2s</strong>per creation<br><br><strong>Toronto</strong>home base<br><br>Open roles<br><br><ul><li>Software Engineer (AI, Full Stack)</li><li>Machine Learning Engineer</li><li>Research Engineer</li><li>Designer</li><li>Operations<br><br></li></ul>Software Engineer (AI, Full Stack)<br><br><ul><li>A product hacker who cares about what users enjoy, not just code.</li><li>Can build and launch a full consumer feature alone: app, backend, analytics.</li><li>Plays with new AI models and turns them into simple, fun experiences.</li><li>Strong record: great academics, an app with real users, or top-company work.<br><br></li></ul>Stack: TypeScript, Node.js, React, Convex, diffusion models, low-latency LLMs.<br><br>Apply →<br><br>Machine Learning Engineer<br><br><ul><li>Owns a GPU fleet serving millions of images a month.</li><li>Can get a new model, paper, or codebase working within a day.</li><li>Knows models deeply: changes layers, boosts speed, cuts costs, builds features.</li><li>Uses image and video models for fun. Follows new AI research closely.<br><br></li></ul>Stack: PyTorch, diffusion models, low-latency LLMs, GPU infra, inference optimization.<br><br>Apply →<br><br>Research Engineer<br><br><ul><li>Makes models 10–100× faster, cheaper, or better.</li><li>Knows every optimization trick. Invents the missing ones.</li><li>Writes the paper, builds the system, proves it works.</li><li>Curious by default.<br><br></li></ul>Stack: PyTorch, CUDA, diffusion models, quantization, distillation, inference optimization.<br><br>Apply →<br><br>Designer<br><br><ul><li>Believes creating should feel like play, not a form.</li><li>Designs the core create flows and ships them in code.</li><li>Lives in the data: cuts what fails, doubles down on what works.<br><br></li></ul>Tools: Figma, React/CSS, PostHog.<br><br>Apply →<br><br>Operations<br><br><ul><li>Sits next to the founders and makes the whole company move faster.</li><li>Hunts for growth. Builds systems that turn what works into a machine.</li><li>Relentless, resourceful, allergic to "someone should."<br><br></li></ul>Apply →<br><br>What you get<br><br><ul><li>Top-of-market salary, full benefits.</li><li>Meaningful equity. Backed by top consumer investors.</li><li>You ship it, the world uses it.</li><li>The hardest problems in consumer AI. The highest standards.<br><br></li></ul>Interested to apply? Just email us: careers@gentube.app

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