Technical Expert - Agentic Systems

Role overview Take hands-on technical ownership of difficult capabilities in a production platform for AI agents. The work focuses on making agents dependable in complex packaging graphics workflows, where outputs must respect technical specifications, regulations, brand rules, and customer conventions, and where the system should seek human judgment when evidence is unclear. This is a senior individual-contributor role that shapes quality through implementation, technical writing, experimentation, and mentorship.

Responsibilities - Investigate and solve challenging problems in agent planning, tool use, data consolidation, retrieval, grounding, and handling ambiguity before actions are taken. - Design, build, and harden critical platform components, accounting for correctness, edge cases, reliability, and failure modes. - Diagnose difficult production issues involving performance, reliability, correctness, or unexpected agent behavior. - Contribute specialist perspective to architecture discussions and assess designs against scaling limits and operational risks. - Evaluate emerging agent and language-model techniques through practical investigation and make evidence-based recommendations. - Document complex systems and share expertise through technical deep dives and mentorship.

Requirements - More than 10 years of software engineering experience, including substantial senior individual-contributor work. - Strong experience building and operating production software in Python, TypeScript, Java, or a similar language. - Extensive hands-on experience across multiple production agentic AI projects involving multi-step reasoning, planning, tool use, or orchestration. - Deep knowledge of agent frameworks, tool-calling and validation patterns, retrieval-augmented generation, and AI evaluation and observability. - A record of influencing technical outcomes across teams without relying on formal management authority.

Benefits and work setup - Remote work is listed for the UK, Poland, Hungary, and Romania; hybrid work is listed for Prague and Ghent.