Agenic Data Engineering Developer
deloitteCoatesville (PA)
Agenic Data Engineering Developer
Posted today
deloitteCoatesville (PA)
SENIORITY
Lead
About the role
Overview:
In this role you will drive the hands-on delivery of AI and data platforms, building production-grade UIs and back-end services that enable real-time agent experiences. You’ll work within Deloitte’s AI & Data team to design human-in-the-loop workflows, ensure scalable front-end standards, and present live demos to executive stakeholders. This position blends software engineering, data-focused UX, and governance to help clients transform operations and accelerate digital ventures. You will collaborate across cross-functional teams to deliver impactful, trustworthy AI solutions.
Responsibilities:
Build production React UIs (React 19, TypeScript, Vite, Tailwind) backed by FastAPI Design streaming agent experiences using Server-Sent Events Create human-in-the-loop reviews and data-quality dashboards Establish front-end standards and accessible design system for the pod Demo working software to CIOs, CMOs, and client data teams
Key requirements:
Bachelor’s degree Must be legally authorized to work in the United States without sponsorship 3-6 years of software engineering with deep React/TypeScript expertise 3-6 years of Python experience and React.js 3+ years building agent or conversational/streaming AI experiences (agent chat, token/event streaming, tool/run-state visualization, long-running UX) 3+ years of REST + SSE/WebSocket integration skills Experience making complex autonomous AI behavior legible and trustworthy Independent and collaborative work style Strong written and verbal communication Attention to detail and quality React TypeScript FastAPI
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