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Staff Embedded Client Platform Engineer

AlphaSense

New York, NY · Staff

$176,000 – $242,000

Listed on AlphaSense’s own careers site. You apply with them directly — we never stand between you and the employer.

What this role is

Lead the design and implementation of AI-powered market intelligence integrations into Excel and other professional tools, with deep ownership of architecture, reliability, and performance in constrained embedded environments. This role suits an engineer with strong systems thinking who enjoys solving complex technical problems in hostile integration contexts where data integrity and user trust are paramount.

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What they ask for

Required

  • 7+ years building and operating production user-facing software
  • Proven experience embedding software into non-owned host environments
  • Strong JavaScript/TypeScript and event-driven programming skills
  • Track record of performance profiling and optimization in constrained runtimes
  • Zero-tolerance mindset for data corruption and reliability issues
  • Experience with enterprise deployment, updates, version skew, and rollback
  • Strong testing and observability instincts for client-side systems
  • Ability to mentor engineers and set technical standards

Nice to have

  • Built systems where sub-100ms latency materially impacted user trust
  • Experience debugging non-deterministic, stateful, event-driven systems
  • Background in financial systems, trading tools, or analyst workflows
  • Experience with offline-first architectures and sync
  • History of working effectively with enterprise IT and security teams

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