Drimva

Thomson Reuters

Lead Software Engineer, AI

$127K–$237K

United States of America, Eagan, Minnesota +3 · Hybrid · Full-time · Posted Oct 14, 2026

Location
United States of America, Eagan, Minnesota
United States of America, Frisco, Texas
Canada, Toronto, Ontario
United States of America, Ann Arbor, Michigan
Experience
No number of years stated; extensive experience is requested.

About the job

Leads architecture and hands-on development of scalable AI agent infrastructure, tooling, and production reliability practices for legal AI systems.

What you'll do

  • Set technical direction across agent infrastructure, internal tooling, and production reliability initiatives.
  • Build production AI agent systems and observability and evaluation practices, and improve deployment safety and release speed.
  • Lead design decisions, mentor senior engineers, and align architecture with product and engineering priorities.

What they ask for

  • Extensive experience architecting and shipping production software, including hands-on AI/LLM product or agentic-system development.
  • Direct experience with modern LLM APIs, agent frameworks/SDKs, or agent-to-tool integration protocols.
  • Strong backend fundamentals in distributed systems, service architecture, and cloud infrastructure; experience with production reliability and observability.
  • Track record setting direction across concurrent initiatives and mentoring senior engineers.

Nice to have

  • Experience leading architecture for developer-facing platforms, plugin/extension systems, or integration ecosystems; familiarity with progressive delivery at scale.
  • Experience with managed agent runtime infrastructure; legal, regulated, professional-services, or fiduciary-domain expertise is a plus.

Pay

$127,400 USD - $236,600 USD (base salary); $140,000 CAD - $175,000 CAD (base salary)

Tools

modern LLM APIs, agent SDKs, AWS Bedrock AgentCore

AI focus

Architect and build production AI agents and agent infrastructure; develop tracing, automated evaluations, quality/drift detection, and safer production deployment practices. The team also uses AI-native agentic coding tools.

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