AI Enabled Modernization - Agentic Software Engineer - Vice President (Seattle, WA)
Goldman Sachs4 days ago
Responsibilities
- Design and deploy multi-agent systems capable of autonomous planning, reasoning, and execution across distributed cloud environments.
- Build human-in-the-loop systems, AI evaluation frameworks, quality metrics, and observability mechanisms for continuous agent improvement.
- Develop integrations with APIs, developer tooling, data platforms, and operational systems.
- Partner with business units to identify agent use cases and translate ambiguous business needs into technical workflows.
- Apply agentic patterns to areas including data analysis, observability, optimization, and multi-step planning.
- Help incubate a new software engineering paradigm as a founding member of a 0-to-1 AI Agentic Systems team.
Requirements
- Strong proficiency in Python, Go, Java, JavaScript, or similar programming languages.
- Deep understanding of distributed systems and cloud-native architecture, including AWS, Azure, or internal private clouds.
- Direct experience deploying and operating LLM-based agents in production environments.
- Familiarity with LangGraph, AutoGPT, or custom agent orchestration layers.
- Experience designing benchmarks, evaluations, and quality metrics for AI systems.
- A proven track record applying agentic patterns to at least two relevant domains, such as data analysis, observability, optimization, or planning.
- Ability to work effectively in ambiguous, entrepreneurial 0-to-1 environments.
- Preferred: interest in or experience with Multi-Agent Reinforcement Learning, swarm intelligence, Model Context Protocol, A2A, and other agent-to-tool communication standards.
- Preferred: strong communication skills for connecting technical agentic logic with human-centered business processes.
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