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Senior AI Agent Engineer

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About the role

This role is for one of the Weekday's clients Now Hiring: Senior AI Agent Engineer
Remote: United States
Contract Position | 6+ MonthsAn innovative organization specializing in AI and investment technology is seeking a Senior AI Agent Engineer to design and implement enterprise-level AI automations and agentic workflows utilizing Claude Enterprise.
Requirements
Key Responsibilities:
  • Design, implement, and enhance workflows and AI agent systems powered by Claude
  • Develop and manage Agent Skills, SKILL.md workflows, and evaluation suites
  • Contribute to Managed Agents, Claude Cowork deployments, and coordination of multiple agents
  • Set up enterprise integrations, MCP connectors, and automation pipelines
  • Create scalable workflow frameworks and maintain comprehensive technical documentation
  • Partner with technology leadership to deliver AI solutions ready for production
Required Skills:
  • Proven hands-on experience with Claude Enterprise
  • Proficiency in Agent Skills, SKILL.md, and Managed Agents
  • Knowledge of multi-agent orchestration and workflow automation
  • Strong programming skills in Python and/or JavaScriptFamiliarity with REST APIs, JSON, and SSE/streaming data patterns
  • Understanding of SCIM, RBAC, governance, and enterprise administration
  • Experience working with Anthropic platform APIs and enterprise AI tools
Preferred/Bonus Skills:
  • Experience in enabling enterprise users and troubleshooting
  • Background in finance, investment, or private equity workflows
  • Ability to develop reusable AI automation frameworks
  • Deep understanding of evaluation-driven AI workflow development
Interview Process: HR Screening Two Technical/Client Interviews Interested candidates should provide:
  • Updated Resume
  • CurrentLocationWork Authorization Status
  • AvailabilityExpectedCompensationMust-have skills
  • Claude Enterprise
  • Multi-Agent
  • OrchestrationManaged Agents

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