Intermediate Backend Engineer – Platform Readiness

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Job Description:

  • Build and maintain agentic workflow components on the Duo Agent Platform, including the Core Agentic Workflow and Requirements Agent; write tests, documentation, and evaluations
  • Contribute to the platform requirements knowledge base by adding requirements, evolving the schema, and improving validation tooling
  • Work with platform teams to translate their expertise into structured requirements
  • Build integration surfaces across issues, merge requests, design documents, and CI/CD pipelines
  • Collaborate with Infrastructure, Security, and Data platform teams to create platform readiness artifacts and domain skills
  • Write clear documentation and evaluations to validate agentic-workflow behavior and improve assessment accuracy
  • Partner with platform teams, feature teams, and product management to ensure features meet platform readiness requirements before shipping

Requirements:

  • 2+ years of software engineering experience with backend focus
  • Proficiency in TypeScript/Node, Python, or Golang
  • Comfort reading and contributing to YAML, JSON Schema, and structured content
  • Experience with and operational exposure to Kubernetes, including reasoning about failure modes
  • Ability to work asynchronously and communicate clearly in written form
  • Exposure to and experience with LLM APIs, prompts, or agentic frameworks
  • Ruby familiarity
  • Experience with GitLab-style workflows, including issues, epics, merge requests, and CI/CD
  • Open source contributions
  • Interest in developer experience or platform engineering
  • Hands-on experience with an agentic workflow framework such as DAP or LangGraph
  • Experience contributing to a structured requirements or specification body and evolving schemas
  • Observability instincts and interest in measuring system behavior

Benefits:

  • Benefits to support your health, finances, and well-being
  • Flexible Paid Time Off
  • Team Member Resource Groups
  • Equity Compensation & Employee Stock Purchase Plan
  • Growth and Development Fund
  • Parental Leave
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