Sr. Agentic AI Solutions Engineer
systems technology groupDearborn (MI)
Sr. Agentic AI Solutions Engineer
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systems technology groupDearborn (MI)
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About the role
Title: Sr. Agentic AI Solutions Engineer
Description:
STG is a fast-growing Digital Transformation services company providing Fortune 500 companies with Digital Transformation, Mobility, Analytics and Cloud Integration services in both information technology and engineering product lines. STG has a 98% repeat business rate from existing clients and have achieved industry awards and recognition for our services.
Skills Required:
5+ years of experience in software engineering; 2+ years implementing LLM agentic systems, function/tool-calling, and reasoning loops in production.
AI Tooling: LangGraph, CrewAI, LlamaIndex, or Vertex AI; structured outputs (Pydantic/JSON Schema); guardrail frameworks.
Languages & Frameworks: Python (AI runtime), Java / Spring Boot, Angular.
Database & Cloud: Advanced PostgreSQL (SQL optimization, pgvector) and Google Cloud Platform (Vertex AI, Cloud Run/GKE, Cloud NAT, Apigee/API Gateways).
Security & Ops: OAuth 2.0/mTLS cross-network integration, Docker, CI/CD, and token/observability monitoring.
Experience Preferred:
Background in legal operations, litigation management.
Experience deploying Human-in-the-Loop (HITL) review interfaces in regulated enterprise settings.
Sr. Agentic AI Solutions Engineer position is based at Dearborn, MI. A great opportunity to experience the corporate environment leading personal career growth.
For more information about STG, please visit us at www.stgit.com.
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