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Java with AI Developer

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ace stackHouston (TX)

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About the role

Java With AI Developer
Location: Houston, TX (Onsite) FTE
Roles and Responsibilities: Build agentic features, hands-on partner with senior engineers to design and ship AI-powered remediation capabilities, including:
  • Agent workflows
  • Retrieval pipelines
  • Evaluation loops
Write production code daily develop and maintain Java/Spring Boot microservices and AI integrations running on AWS.Own the full lifecycle contribute from design doc to production release—instrumented, monitored, and continuously improved based on real usage and feedback. Bring fresh technical perspective apply up-to-date knowledge of models, frameworks, and techniques to influence architecture and implementation decisions. Grow through mentorship and ownership work directly with experienced engineers who will challenge your technical depth and support increasing ownership over time. Technology Stack: Backend: Java, Spring Boot microservices Cloud: AWS (Lambda, SQS, SNS, IAM, CloudWatch)AI/Agentic Stack: AWS Bedrock and AgentCoreMCP for tool integrationRAG pipelines with vector and graph-based retrievalLLM-as-judge evaluation workflows Additional languages/tools at the edges: Python, GoExperience with multiple LLM APIs or agent frameworks Working proficiency in Python or GoPOCs using AI for coding, automation, or data workflows Contributions to open-source AI/ML tooling
Required Qualifications: 4+ years of professional software engineering experience you’ve shipped real production features and understand reliability, maintainability, and operational quality. Demonstrated curiosity in AI/agentic systems you’ve built with LLMs or agents (work project, side project, hackathon, or personal experiment). We care about practical exploration and what you learned.

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