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Core Competencies
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Demonstrates expertise in designing and developing AI agents, utilizing low-code/no-code platforms, and ensuring agent reliability through rigorous testing and observability. Proficient in managing the full software development lifecycle (SDLC) and deploying solutions on Google Cloud with a focus on security and compliance.
Highest-signal resume keywords
AI Agent DevelopmentLow-Code/No-Code ProgrammingGoogle Cloud (Vertex AI, Cloud Run)APIs and Asynchronous ProgrammingSDLC Management
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Hard Skills
Software DevelopmentAgent EvaluationError HandlingFunction CallingAPI IntegrationEvent-Driven ArchitectureTesting and ObservabilityMCP ProtocolsRegression TestingDrift Detection
Soft Skills
Interpersonal SkillsCommunication with Business Teams
Tools & Technologies
Gemini EnterpriseVertex AI Agent BuilderAWSOpenTelemetryLangfuse
Industry Keywords
Automation Use CasesAgent InteroperabilityGDPR ComplianceAI Act ComplianceBMAD Methodology
Tech Stack
Tools & technologiesAWSCloudOpen SourceSDLCTypeScript
About the role
Key responsibilities & impact- Analyze business needs and processes to define automation use cases and determine the allocation of tasks between agents and human reviewers
- Design and develop single-agent and multi-agent systems
- Program or configure low-code/no-code agents using Gemini Enterprise, Vertex AI Agent Builder, and AWS
- Build agent tools, including function calling, API and information-system integrations, MCP servers, and long-running asynchronous workflows
- Ensure agent reliability through error handling, retries, control loops, and budget and step limits
- Evaluate agents using scenarios, trajectory analysis, success rates, LLM-as-judge, and regression testing
- Monitor agents in production with detailed traces, per-task cost tracking, drift detection, and dashboards
- Secure agent autonomy through least-privilege permissions, protection against prompt injection, isolation of sensitive actions, human review, traceability, and GDPR/AI Act compliance
- Work across the full SDLC and deploy to Google Cloud / Vertex AI with CI/CD and cost management
- Document patterns, train client teams, and contribute to SFEIR publications and events
Requirements
What you’ll need- 5 years of software development experience, excluding internships and work-study programs
- Broad understanding of the full SDLC
- Initial strong experience working on LLM/AI projects
- Demonstrated experience building AI agents, either through custom development or low-code/no-code environments
- Knowledge of MCP and agent interoperability protocols (A2A)
- Understanding of agent failure modes, including drift, loops, incorrect tool selection, and context loss
- Strong command of APIs, asynchronous programming, and event-driven architectures
- Engineering rigor: testing, observability, and peer-reviewed code
- Strong interpersonal skills and sufficient functional expertise to communicate with business teams
- Experience with agent evaluation and observability (OpenTelemetry, Langfuse, etc.) is a plus
- Knowledge of the BMAD methodology is a plus
- Google Cloud (Vertex AI, Cloud Run, Gemini) is a plus
- Security awareness: threat modeling for agents, identity and permission management is a plus
- Knowledge of RAG is a plus
- Open-source contributions, agent-related side projects, and talks are a plus
Benefits
Comp & perks- Holiday bonus
- Profit-sharing agreement
- Sustainable mobility allowance
- Health insurance
- Meal vouchers
- Choice of premium laptop (latest-generation MacBook Pro or Dell Precision)
- Dedicated career paths for experts (Individual Contributor / IC)
- More than 5,000 people trained each year through the SFEIR Institute
- 2 to 3 days of remote work per week
