Coalition
Software Engineer, AI Automation
Any location, Canada +1 · Remote · Full-time · Posted Sep 4, 2026
- Location
- Any location, Canada
United States - Remote - Experience
- At least 5+ years of hands-on software development experience.
About the job
Build and deploy reliable AI agents that automate internal business workflows, integrating them with Coalition’s systems and data.
What you'll do
- Turn business processes and edge cases into reusable agent skills, workflows, and MCP integrations.
- Define and build evaluations with business teams, then use results to guide deployment decisions.
- Deploy, monitor, and support production agents with appropriate permissions, human checkpoints, audit trails, rollback, and documentation.
What they ask for
- Substantial hands-on experience shipping LLM-backed applications, including prompting, tool use, agentic loops, and multi-step workflows; have shipped at least one agent used by non-engineers.
- Practical experience with MCP, skill or tool authoring, and orchestrating agents against real systems of record; experience building evaluation sets and using them to make decisions.
- Strong Python; comfortable with SQL and production data models.
- Fluent with agentic coding tools like Cursor; experience with Git, CI, containers, and deploying and maintaining software.
Nice to have
- Experience building or maintaining MCP servers; solutions engineering, professional services, internal tools, or startup founding experience.
- Working knowledge of Linear, Jira, Zendesk, Salesforce, or Snowflake; experience in insurance, fintech, or another regulated domain.
Pay
CAD 128,500/year up to CAD 160,600/year (base salary); CAD 115,600/year up to CAD 144,540/year (base salary)
Tools
LLMs, MCP, Python, SQL, Cursor, Git, CI, Linear
AI focus
Build, evaluate, deploy, and support LLM-powered agents that automate internal workflows, including authoring skills, integrating with systems of record through MCP, and setting production safeguards.
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