Integrate
Agentic Operations Engineer
$135K–$175K
Seattle, WA · On-site · Full-time · Posted Oct 15, 2026
- Experience
- 3–5 years of engineering experience; the posting says evidence of shipped, maintained work matters more than years.
- Visa sponsorship
- Requires US person status: U.S. citizens, U.S. permanent residents, individuals granted U.S. asylum status, or individuals admitted in U.S. refugee status.
About the job
Build and maintain Integrate’s internal AI-driven tools, agents, automations, and workflows to improve organizational productivity across engineering, product, design, and operations.
What you'll do
- Develop internal tools, agents, and automations, including employee chatbots, CLI tools, and small web apps.
- Improve repository structure, documentation, and workflows so AI coding agents can find context and produce reliable results; automate PR reviews and quality checks.
- Identify organizational bottlenecks, evaluate and govern AI tools, and plan systems for security-sensitive workflows, including on-prem and locally run agents.
What they ask for
- Experience shipping and maintaining production software, with full-stack engineering capability.
- Fluency in AI tooling and agentic systems, including LLM integration, agent orchestration, security, and tool/API integration.
- Comfort with Python and a typed language; security fundamentals and basic cloud deployment knowledge.
- US person status as defined in the posting, required for access to export-controlled information.
Nice to have
- Familiarity with React, Golang, GraphQL, REST, PostgreSQL, or GitHub Actions.
- Go and/or TypeScript; experience with tools such as Claude Code, LangChain, MCP servers, or RAG systems.
Pay
$135K – $175K (base salary)
Tools
React, Golang, GraphQL, REST, PostgreSQL, GitHub Actions, Tailwind CSS, Python
AI focus
Build and govern agentic systems and AI tooling, including LLM workflows, retrieval, evaluations, observability, secure tool access, and on-prem or locally run agent infrastructure.
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