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Agent Infrastructure Engineer — Core Harness (Superagent)

ImagineArt·Remote

Pay not stated4–7 yrsFull-timeRemote

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Agent Infrastructure Engineer — Core Harness (Superagent) at ImagineArt. Own the architecture, development, and evolution of Superagent, our core agent harness.

What you'll do

  • Own the architecture, development, and evolution of Superagent, our core agent harness
  • Design and optimize the agent execution loop for latency, reliability, token efficiency, cost, and task completion
  • Build and improve core harness systems including context management, memory/state handling, tool routing, function schemas, structured outputs, retries
  • Build and maintain agent evaluation infrastructure to measure quality and guide engineering decisions with data
  • Integrate and benchmark multiple LLM providers and models, evaluating performance, cost, reliability, and capabilities

What you need

  • 4–7 yrs of experience
  • Kubernetes
  • Docker
  • Python
  • LLMs
  • Instrumentation
  • TypeScript
  • Any graduate

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