Agentic AI Software Engineer - 100% Remote (DC Area - US Citizen)

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clear point consultantsKansas City (MO)

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Agentic AI Full-stack Engineer - Fully 100% Remote - *US Citizenship required* for a Federal client Long term contract, can convert to full time after the first year with the integrator We have health benefits, 401k, and weekly pay on w2 (40 hours of billing per week).If you are in the Metro DC area, you can opt-in for hybrid, if you want to go into the office occasionally We’re looking for a senior Agentic AI Engineer to help build intelligent, AI-driven applications and workflows. The ideal candidate has 10+ years of software engineering experience and strong full-stack development skills, with hands-on experience building modern applications using TypeScript/Node.js in AWS.

What you’ll do:

Build and integrate agentic AI applications and AI-powered workflows
Develop scalable full-stack applications using TypeScript and Node.jsDesign APIs, services, and integrations in an AWS environment
Work with LLMs, AI agents, tool calling, orchestration, and automation
Build reliable, production-ready software from concept through deployment
Collaborate with product and engineering teams to identify practical AI use cases

What we’re looking for:

10+ years of professional software engineering experienceStrong TypeScript and Node.js development experience
Full-stack development experienceStrong AWS experience
Experience building or integrating agentic AI / LLM-based applications
Experience with APIs, microservices, cloud architecture, and modern development practices
Ability to take an AI concept and turn it into a production-ready application

This is a great opportunity for a senior engineer who enjoys working at the intersection of AI, software engineering, and cloud technology.

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