Software Engineer (AI Agents)
people in aiHouston (TX)
Software Engineer (AI Agents)
Posted 14 days ago
people in aiHouston (TX)
SENIORITY
Lead
About the role
Software Engineer (AI Agents) $250,000–$300,000 base + equity New York, NY (Remote) High-growth applied AI company building production agents to automate complex enterprise workflows. This early-stage team is building infrastructure that connects fragmented enterprise data, creates business context, and enables AI agents to execute high-value workflows. With significant commercial traction already established, they’re scaling a deliberately lean engineering team.
What You’ll Do:
Build and deploy production AI agents.
Own customer problems from initial discovery through production.
Design systems around complex, fragmented enterprise data.
Improve agent reliability, performance, and failure handling.
Build reusable agent and platform infrastructure.
Work directly with customers and technical leadership.
What You’ll Bring:
- Experience building and owning AI agents in production.
- Strong backend and software engineering fundamentals.
- Experience with production LLM systems and their failure modes.
- Ability to work across AI, backend, data, and product.
- Strong ownership and comfort operating in ambiguous environments.
- Startup experience strongly preferred.
- Tech StackLLMs and agentic systems
- Backend and distributed systems
- Enterprise data integrations
- Context and ontology systems
Why Join?
Join at a rare stage where commercial traction is already significant, but the engineering team remains small. You’ll have meaningful ownership across product, architecture, and customer deployments while solving difficult AI problems tied directly to real-world outcomes. About People In AIPeople In AI connects exceptional AI talent with ambitious companies building the future of artificial intelligence.
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