AI/Agentic Engineer
Alice & Bob6 hours ago
Paris, FranceSenior
Responsibilities
- Design and build LLM-based agentic systems for chip calibration and automation supervision.
- Develop AI tools that improve automation routines and use LLM-driven reasoning to detect, handle, and self-correct calibration edge cases.
- Take proof-of-concept systems through architecture stabilization into robust, deployable products.
- Build reproducible, observable, and maintainable calibration pipelines with monitoring and logging.
- Implement production agent fundamentals including tool integration, state management, error handling, rollback, and guardrails.
- Integrate the system with the existing Python codebase, automation framework, and engineering infrastructure.
Requirements
- 5–6 years of experience in a senior software engineering role.
- Strong hands-on experience building LLM-based agentic architectures, including agent loops, tool calling, memory or state management, and evaluation.
- Confirmed production-level Python software experience operating reliable production systems.
- Proven ability to turn validated proof-of-concept systems into stable, deployable products.
- Comfort working with numerical and scientific data for automated decision-making.
- Strong analytical and communication skills and the ability to collaborate with technical and experimental research teams.
- Fluent English; French is a plus.
Benefits
- BSPCE equity plan and potential direct IP compensation bonuses.
- Flexible remote policy allowing up to 40% remote work per month.
- Parental benefits including crèche support or additional days off.
- Subsidized Urban Sports Club membership and mental health support through moka.care.
- 25 days of vacation plus RTT under French law.
- Half of transportation costs covered or a yearly allowance for bicycle users.
- Health coverage with Alan, meal vouchers with Swile, and access to a stocked kitchen.
- French language courses covered by the company.
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About Alice & Bob
Alice & Bob develops fault-tolerant quantum computers based on superconducting “cat qubits” for research labs and industry exploring practical quantum algorithms. Founded in 2020 and headquartered in Paris with an office in Boston, this privately held company designs and fabricates its own processors and operates a prototyping cleanroom in Île-de-France. Its work spans quantum hardware, nanofabrication, and control software.