Modal
About Us:
Modal provides the infrastructure foundation for AI teams.
With instant GPU access, sub‑second container startups, and native storage, Modal makes it simple to train models, run batch jobs, and serve low‑latency inference. Companies like Suno, Lovable, and Substack rely on Modal to move from prototype to production without the burden of managing infrastructure.
We're a fast‑growing team based out of NYC, SF, and Stockholm. We've hit 9‑figure ARR and recently raised a Series B at a $1.1B valuation. We have thousands of customers who rely on us for production AI workloads, including Lovable, Scale AI, Substack, and Suno.
Working at Modal means joining one of the fastest‑growing AI infrastructure organizations at an early stage, with many opportunities to grow within the company. Our team includes creators of popular open‑source projects (e.g. Seaborn, Luigi), academic researchers, international olympiad medalists, and experienced engineering and product leaders with decades of experience.
The Role: We're looking for strong backend engineers who love building a developer tools used by the largest AI companies in the world. You’ll be building for things at scale, but also for new AI workflows that change every day.
Requirements:
Experience building and shipping modern web applications end-to-end. We care more about what you’ve built than how many years you’ve been building.
Comfort working across the stack: TypeScript on the frontend, Python services on the backend, and ClickHouse for data and analytics.
Deep knowledge of observability tools and patterns used for large-scale workloads such as custom sandboxes, training and inference for large language (LLM) and diffusion models.
Experience with at least one of: billing/payments systems, B2B SaaS tooling, or enterprise software, or LLM / diffusion models inference and training loads.
Strong product instincts; you think about customer problems, not just tickets.
Ability to make good tradeoffs between shipping fast and building for scale.
Ability to work in-person in our NYC office.
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With instant GPU access, sub‑second container startups, and native storage, Modal makes it simple to train models, run batch jobs, and serve low‑latency inference. Companies like Suno, Lovable, and Substack rely on Modal to move from prototype to production without the burden of managing infrastructure.
We're a fast‑growing team based out of NYC, SF, and Stockholm. We've hit 9‑figure ARR and recently raised a Series B at a $1.1B valuation. We have thousands of customers who rely on us for production AI workloads, including Lovable, Scale AI, Substack, and Suno.
Working at Modal means joining one of the fastest‑growing AI infrastructure organizations at an early stage, with many opportunities to grow within the company. Our team includes creators of popular open‑source projects (e.g. Seaborn, Luigi), academic researchers, international olympiad medalists, and experienced engineering and product leaders with decades of experience.
The Role: We're looking for strong backend engineers who love building a developer tools used by the largest AI companies in the world. You’ll be building for things at scale, but also for new AI workflows that change every day.
Requirements:
Experience building and shipping modern web applications end-to-end. We care more about what you’ve built than how many years you’ve been building.
Comfort working across the stack: TypeScript on the frontend, Python services on the backend, and ClickHouse for data and analytics.
Deep knowledge of observability tools and patterns used for large-scale workloads such as custom sandboxes, training and inference for large language (LLM) and diffusion models.
Experience with at least one of: billing/payments systems, B2B SaaS tooling, or enterprise software, or LLM / diffusion models inference and training loads.
Strong product instincts; you think about customer problems, not just tickets.
Ability to make good tradeoffs between shipping fast and building for scale.
Ability to work in-person in our NYC office.
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