A SaaS? platform that tests, monitors, and debugs LLM? agent workflows before and after deployment.
Added Jun 7, 2026
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Companies are moving from simple LLM? integrations to agentic systems that reason, plan, call tools, and coordinate across workflows. These systems often fail unpredictably against real data, making it hard for engineering teams to evaluate behavior, trace failures, and operate agents reliably in production.
Build an observability and evaluation control plane for LLM?-powered agents and multi-agent workflows. The product would capture agent traces, tool calls, context usage, failures, and evaluation results, then surface where agents break and help teams compare prompts, models, orchestration strategies, and infrastructure changes before deployment.
Multiple companies are hiring for engineers with experience building, deploying, and operating LLM? agents, multi-agent systems, LangChain/LangGraph applications, and AI platform infrastructure. This suggests agentic AI is moving from experimentation into production operations, where reliability tooling becomes necessary.
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Experience working on a multi-tenant agent platform at production scale, where external customers configure their own agent behavior on shared infrastructure. A track record with production evaluation systems, AI observability, or human-in-the-loop workflows for LLM-powered products.
Agentic integration for ML: design and integrate agentic workflows (LLM based agents, tool calling pipelines) alongside traditional ML models; build the observability, guardrails and evaluation frameworks needed to run agentic systems reliably in production; explore how agents can automate parts of the ML lifecycle itself (monitoring, triage, retraining decisions).
Shape the architecture for AI-powered applications, including retrieval, context assembly, tool execution, memory, and model orchestration, in partnership with ML teams. Establish engineering best practices for production LLM and agent systems, including observability, logging, evals, safety mechanisms, rollout strategies, and incident response.
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