Full Stack Engineer (Agentic AI) - US - Lyzr AI - Jersey City, NJ
Lyzr AI
About Lyzr
Lyzr is a Series A–backed enterprise AI company building a full-stack agent infrastructure platform that helps organizations design, deploy, and govern AI agents. Our platform enables enterprises to move beyond isolated AI use cases and into reliable, production-grade agentic workflows with strong controls around security, accuracy, and compliance.
Recognized by Accenture and Harvard Business School–led innovation ecosystems, Lyzr works with global enterprises to reimagine complex workflows using agentic AI. We focus on making AI agents dependable at scale - so teams can replace fragmented tool stacks with a unified, governed intelligence layer.
About The Job
You won't just be building interfaces; you will be architecting the future of work. You’ll be at the forefront of the "Third Way" of enterprise AI—combining open-source flexibility with enterprise-grade security. You will build Agentic apps on Lyzr, solving complex client requirements by turning fragmented processes into autonomous, intelligent workflows.
What You’ll Do
Build & Orchestrate: Design and deploy sophisticated AI Agents using the Lyzr Agent Studio and SDKs.
Full-Stack Ownership: Develop end-to-end applications with a heavy focus on Python backends and React frontends.
Client Success: Work closely with enterprise clients to translate business requirements into high-performing agentic architectures.
AI Innovation: Implement multi-agent collaboration, memory systems, and RAG-driven orchestrations.
What You Bring
Experience: 4+ years of professional full-stack development.
Tech Stack: Deep proficiency in Python (FastAPI/Django) and React.js.
AI-Native Workflow: You don’t just use a terminal; you leverage Cursor, Claude Code, and other LLM-powered coding tools to ship 10x faster.
LLM Fluency: Familiarity with LLM orchestration, prompt engineering, and the agentic AI landscape.
Location: Based in or willing to work in New York (This is an immediate, onsite/hybrid position).
Why Lyzr?