Senior Software Engineer; Agentic AI Systems
Listed on 2026-07-26
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Software Development
AI Engineer (Applied/Software), Backend Developer, Cloud Engineer - Software
Cloudary is a cloud consulting firm founded and led by senior cloud architects. We embed Principal-Vetted engineers directly into high-performing North American tech teams — acting as agile, hands-on experts driving critical data and AI initiatives.
We are looking for senior generalist engineers with real depth in LLM and agentic systems. This is not a ticket execution role: you get the problem and the context, you propose the solution, you build it, you ship it, and you defend the technical decisions in front of the client.
The Role:What You Are Actually Doing
You will take a production-grade LLM agent from read-only insight toward supervised action: hardening it for scale and staging it up a capability ladder (Explains → Recommends → Orchestrates → Acts). That means agent orchestration, evaluation you can trust, observability, cost and latency engineering, resilience, and safe write-actions with a human in the loop, all on AWS. Fluency with AI-assisted engineering (Claude Code, Cursor, Copilot, or equivalent) is the baseline here, not a differentiator — but you sign the code, and "the AI wrote it" is never an answer when something breaks in production.
Key ResponsibilitiesOwn End-to-End Delivery: Take a production LLM agent from requirement to production deploy, and defend the architecture and trade-offs directly with the client.
Agent Orchestration: Build and harden orchestration (Lang Graph / Lang Chain or equivalent) — routing, tool-calling, planning, synthesis, and state management.
Tool & Retrieval Integration: Integrate tools over MCP and keep a growing tool surface fast and correct, including BM25, hybrid, or vector retrieval as scale demands.
AWS Bedrock & Agent Core: Run models on Bedrock and Bedrock Agent Core — model selection/routing, guardrails, memory, and regional residency profiles.
Evaluation & Observability: Build the eval harness (golden sets, LLM-as-judge, quality gates wired into CI) and instrument the system with Open Telemetry for per-session token, cost, and latency attribution.
Cost, Latency & Resilience: Drive down cost and latency with real levers (model routing, prompt caching, payload pruning, parallelizing independent calls) behind a regression gate, and build in circuit breakers, fallbacks, and dead-letter handling.
Safe Write-Actions: Design and stage write-actions with least-privilege permissions, human-in-the-loop approval, plan versioning, audit trail, and rollback — released behind feature flags to a small cohort first.
5+ Years in Software Engineering: At least 2 of them genuinely at a senior level, with strong Python in production and comfort picking up Type Script or Go when a project calls for it.
Hands-On LLM Application Engineering: Prompt design, tool/function calling, structured output, context management, and token budgeting, in a system real users hit.
Agent Orchestration
Experience:
Built or operated orchestration with a framework like Lang Graph or Lang Chain, or hand-rolled, beyond single-prompt calls.Managed LLM/Agent Platform in Production: AWS Bedrock, Google Vertex AI, or Azure AI Foundry — model invocation, streaming, guardrails, and agent tooling. We use Bedrock and Bedrock Agent Core; equivalent depth on Vertex AI or Azure transfers directly.
Evaluation, Retrieval & Observability: Eval harnesses and golden/reference sets, vector or hybrid search in production, and Open Telemetry-based distributed tracing with token/cost/latency attribution.
Production AWS, CI/CD & IaC: Real IAM, networking, storage, and observability experience, CI/CD pipelines versioned as code, and Terraform in production.
Working English: Comfortable defending system design and technical decisions directly on client calls.
AWS Bedrock, Bedrock Agent Core, Lang Graph/Lang Chain, MCP, Terraform, Git Hub Actions/Git Lab CI, Open Telemetry
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