Senior Software Engineer (AI Agents, LLMs, Python, TypeScript)

June 6, 2026

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Agent Software Engineer (AI Agents, LLMs, Full Stack)$180k-$240k Base + Bonus + Meaningful EquityLocation: San FranciscoSeries B AI Startup | $100M+ Raised | Profitable Help build AI systems used by millions of real users. Most AI companies are still building demos. This team is building production AI systems that handle millions of real-world interactions and solve mission-critical workflows every day. Backed by over $100M in funding and experiencing exceptional growth, they are hiring Agent Software Engineers to build the next generation of AI-powered products. If you're excited by AI agents, LLMs, product engineering, and shipping quickly, this is the type of opportunity that rarely stays open for long. The Opportunity You'll join a high-calibre engineering team building AI systems that automate complex workflows traditionally handled by large operational teams. This is a highly product-focused engineering role where you'll work on:<ul><li>AI Agents</li><li>LLM-powered workflows</li><li>Product features used by real customers</li><li>Systems operating at significant scale</li></ul> You'll have ownership from idea to production and work closely with Product, Design, Customers, and Leadership. What You'll Build<ul><li>AI agents that perform complex multi-step workflows</li><li>LLM-powered user experiences and automation systems</li><li>Agent orchestration, evaluation, and reliability systems</li><li>Backend services and APIs supporting AI products</li><li>Full-stack features shipped directly to customers</li><li>Internal tooling that improves agent performance and developer velocity</li></ul> Tech Stack<ul><li>Python</li><li>TypeScript</li><li>React</li><li>AWS</li><li>Kubernetes</li><li>PostgreSQL</li><li>Large Language Models (LLMs)</li><li>AI Agents</li><li>Distributed Systems</li><li>Cloud Infrastructure</li></ul> What They're Looking For<ul><li>Strong software engineering fundamentals</li><li>Experience building production applications at scale</li><li>Experience with Python, TypeScript, or modern backend systems</li><li>Interest in AI products, LLMs, or agent-based systems</li><li>Engineers who enjoy ownership and moving quickly</li><li>Startup or high-growth experience is highly valued</li></ul> Why Engineers Join<ul><li>Work on real AI products, not prototypes</li><li>Hyper-growth company with exceptional traction</li><li>Series B backed with over $100M raised</li><li>Small team with huge ownership</li><li>Build products from 0 to 1 and scale them</li><li>Top-of-market compensation and meaningful equity</li></ul> If you're a Software Engineer, Senior Software Engineer, Staff Engineer, Full Stack Engineer, Product Engineer, AI Engineer, or Agent Engineer interested in building production AI systems, we'd love to speak with you. TechnologiesPython, TypeScript, React, AWS, Kubernetes, PostgreSQL, LLMs, AI Agents, Generative AI / GenAI, Machine Learning, Distributed Systems, Backend Engineering, Full Stack Engineering, Software Engineering

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