
Rust Engineer
San Francisco
Full Time
USD 200,000 – 260,000
Senior
Rust Engineer
Jun 16, 2026
The role
Summary
LiteLLM is seeking a highly skilled Rust Engineer to lead a critical migration from Python to Rust, focusing on building the world's fastest AI gateway. The ideal candidate will own the end-to-end migration process, driving performance improvements and ensuring system stability for enterprise-level AI infrastructure.
What you'll do
What we look for
Technical
Education
Experience
Skills
Required skills
Nice to have
Compensation & benefits
USD 200,000 – 260,000 (annual)
Available
Benefits
Competitive Salary
Salary range of $200,000 - $260,000 per year
Equity
Stock options or equity compensation
Healthcare
Comprehensive health, dental, and vision insurance
Technical Ownership
Opportunity to define the architectural foundation for a cutting-edge AI platform
Fast-Paced Environment
Work in a dynamic, growth-oriented startup with significant technical challenges
Interview process
- 1Initial Screening — Phone or video call with recruiting team to assess background and initial fit
- 2Technical Assessment — Comprehensive Rust and system design technical interview
- 3Performance Migration Challenge — Practical coding challenge focusing on system migration and optimization
- 4CTO Interview — In-depth discussion about migration strategy and technical approach
- 5Final Interview — Team fit and final evaluation with engineering leadership
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LiteLLM is a platform that provides a unified interface for accessing multiple large language models (LLMs) from different providers. The company offers tools and infrastructure that enable developers and organizations to seamlessly integrate various AI models into their applications while managing costs, performance, and deployment complexity. LiteLLM operates in the artificial intelligence and developer tools market, serving businesses that need flexible access to different language models without being locked into a single provider's ecosystem.