As a Senior AI Software Developer, you will shape technical architecture, establish engineering standards for agentic systems, and mentor others in applying modern AI-assisted development practices effectively.
What You’ll bring
5+ years of professional software engineering experience, with a strong record of designing and delivering production-grade systems.
Hands-on experience building or deploying LLM-powered applications, AI agents, multi-agent workflows, tool-using systems, retrieval-augmented generation, or AI-enabled developer platforms.
Ability to translate ambiguous business, research, or engineering workflows into robust, measurable, AI-first solutions.
Experience building production-grade systems using AI-assisted development methods.
Strong understanding of system design, software architecture, testing, deployment, and operational reliability.
Excellent communication skills in English.
Mature, thoughtful attitude with the ability to operate in a collaborative, team-oriented culture.
A strong delivery mind-set, drive to get things done.
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