AI Software Engineer
At a glance
Mid-level AI Engineering role at Clera. Remote · full-time.
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What you'll do
- Take features from specification to production, including GitLab workflows that convert telemetry findings into fixes across repositories
- Reduce inconsistent agent runs through structured outputs, retry handling and extended sandbox jobs
- Track agent quality and cost by testing changes to prompts and models
- Supply agents with context for safe code review and edits; update open-source skills as OpenTelemetry evolves
- Review community contributions and assess their value, working with customer engineers and Customer Success when needed
What you bring
- At least five years of software engineering experience and strong TypeScript proficiency
- You can read and safely change code in Go, Java, Kotlin or another listed language
- You have assessed language-model quality through evaluations, golden sets or signals from production
- You have built with APIs, webhooks, durable workflows and Postgres
Who this fits
This role suits a mid-level engineer working on coding agents, telemetry and safe code changes. It is fully remote, with Argentina as the primary location. Clear written communication in an async-first setting matters, and some delivery work involves customer engineers and Customer Success.
From the employer
About the Role
Join a small team building AI agents and open-source tools for improving software instrumentation and telemetry. You will develop reliable coding-agent workflows that help engineering teams find and fix instrumentation issues across their codebases.
What You'll Do
Build features from specification through production, including GitLab support and workflows that turn telemetry findings into code fixes across repositories.
Improve agent-run reliability with structured outputs, retries, long-running sandbox jobs, and consistent findings across runs.
Develop evaluations to measure how prompt and model changes affect agent quality and cost.
Build the context agents need to review and safely change Go, Java, Kotlin, TypeScript, Python, and .NET code.
Maintain open-source agent skills, keep them current with OpenTelemetry releases, review contributions, and evaluate their impact.
Work with customer engineers and the Customer Success team when delivery requires it.
What We're Looking For
At least 5 years of software engineering experience and strong proficiency in TypeScript.
Comfort reading and safely changing code in Go, Java, Kotlin, Python, and .NET.
Experience measuring language model quality with evaluations, golden sets, or production signals.
Experience building with APIs, webhooks, durable workflows, and Postgres.
Ability to communicate through design documents, pull request descriptions, and clear written summaries in an async-first environment.
Open-source maintenance, OpenTelemetry instrumentation, or experience building agent skills, plugins, or MCP servers is valuable.
Experience with GitHub App or GitLab integrations, sandboxed code execution, Cloudflare Workers, or Bun is also useful.
Location
Fully remote. Primary location: Argentina.