Staff AI Agent Engineer
Staff AI Agent Engineer
Posted 9 days ago
SENIORITY
Lead
About the role
- Own complex, high-impact agent deployments from design through production
- Design, build, and iterate on agent workflows, prompts, evals, and integrations
- Turn customer-specific learnings into reusable templates, playbooks, and patterns
- Partner with Product and Platform to influence roadmap based on real-world usage
- Debug and improve agent behavior using structured evals, monitoring, and analysis
- Lead technical reviews for agent design, launch readiness, and post-launch quality
- Mentor other Agent Engineers through example and direct coaching
- Raise the bar on engineering quality, operational rigor, and reuse in deployments
- Must Have 6+ years of professional software engineering experience
- Strong hands-on experience building and operating production systems
- Fluency in Python and modern backend systems (APIs, services, cloud)
- Experience working with LLM-based systems, prompts, tools, or agent frameworks
- Ability to reason about quality, failure modes, and operational risk
- Comfort working directly with customers on technically complex problems
- High ownership, good judgment, and the ability to operate under pressure
- Experience with agentic systems, eval frameworks, or AI observability
- Prior work in B2B SaaS, enterprise software, or regulated environments
- Experience turning bespoke solutions into reusable systems
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