Overview
The role of Senior Software Engineer is part of Coder's Agentic Engineering team, focusing on building and evolving systems that enhance the agentic development experience. This involves collaboration with other teams to create reliable agent experiences.
Key Responsibilities
- Design and build production systems in Go, with required work in React and TypeScript.
- Improve agent execution, tool use, context management, streaming, and long-running workflows.
- Extend provider-agnostic architecture as models and capabilities evolve.
- Build reliable integrations between agents, workspaces, tools, and developer infrastructure.
- Own projects from implementation through rollout and iteration.
- Contribute to design reviews, code reviews, and technical discussions.
- Partner with Product and Design to create useful developer experiences.
- Enhance the reliability, performance, and operability of agentic systems.
Requirements
- Strong experience in building and operating production software systems.
- Hands-on experience with Go.
- Experience in React and TypeScript.
- Experience with systems around LLMs or agentic workflows.
- Familiarity with model APIs, tool calling, context management, or agent loops.
- Good understanding of distributed systems and production reliability.
- Working knowledge of AWS.
- Strong problem-solving skills and comfort with technical ambiguity.
Bonus if you have:
- Experience building coding agents, developer tools, or cloud development environments.
- Experience with MCP, agent tools, or multi-agent systems.
- Experience with remote execution, sandboxing, or isolated compute.
- Experience building integrations across multiple model providers.
- Experience with AWS, Kubernetes, Docker, or Linux.
- Open-source contributions or customer engagement experience.
Benefits
No specific benefits listed in the provided information.
Location
Remote within Europe.
How to Apply
To apply for this position, please visit the Coder careers page or contact careers@coder.com.
Deadline
No specific deadline mentioned.