Software Engineer 4 - AI Native

Accountabilities:: Direct autonomous coding agents across production workstreams by decomposing complex engineering problems into suitable tasks, dispatching agent workflows, reviewing their output, and integrating approved work into production software. Review agent-generated pull requests at both high volume and technical depth, identifying correctness, security, accessibility, and other defects that automated testing may not detect while maintaining a consistent engineering quality bar. Design, author, and maintain evaluation suites that establish measurable standards for software quality, using evaluation-driven development to validate correctness rather than relying solely on subjective assessment. Own end-to-end quality for software delivered by the team, including correctness, performance, security posture, reliability, and WCAG accessibility regardless of whether the initial implementation was produced directly by an engineer or an autonomous agent. Advance engineering work along an autonomy ladder based on measurable reliability, increasing autonomous execution when evidence supports it and reverting to more supervised workflows when reliability does not meet established standards. Identify weaknesses in prompts, development patterns, evaluation processes, and pipeline components that emerge at scale, collaborating with technical leadership to improve the AI-native development lifecycle. Maintain autonomous agent operations within established security boundaries, including branch-only execution, vaulted credentials, sandboxed actions, and in-VPC inference, without compromising security or compliance for increased throughput. Contribute to engineering standards and reusable prompt and evaluation patterns, while mentoring engineers transitioning to agent-directed software delivery and helping expand proven practices across development teams. Support a secure and compliant engineering environment by treating requirements such as NIST 800-53 Rev. 5, WCAG, SOC 2, and applicable FedRAMP authorizations as integral engineering requirements. Requirements: Strong software engineering fundamentals, including data structures, systems design, testing, and the ability to quickly understand unfamiliar code and accurately evaluate implementation quality. Demonstrated experience shipping production software while taking ownership of its quality, including diagnosing failures, identifying root causes, and implementing effective remediation. Hands-on experience directing coding agents in production environments, including a practical understanding of agent failure modes and the ability to critically evaluate agent-generated code rather than approving it by default. Proven code-review expertise, with the ability to identify defects that automated tests may miss, provide actionable feedback, and maintain a high quality standard without becoming a bottleneck. Strong autonomy and ownership, with the ability to advance complex work without step-by-step direction, make sound engineering decisions, and proactively escalate risks or issues. Experience in high-assurance or regulated environments such as FedRAMP, defense, financial services, healthcare, or other NIST 800-53, SOC 2, or HIPAA-bound environments is preferred. Experience authoring evaluation suites or working in rigorous test-first or evaluation-driven development environments is preferred. Full-stack engineering experience is advantageous, particularly the ability to confidently review both front-end and back-end implementations. Public-sector or GovTech experience and familiarity with public-sector users and technology environments are preferred. The role is suited to engineers who are comfortable owning the quality of code they did not personally author and who view rigorous evaluation, review, and compliance as core parts of effective software delivery. A degree is not required for this role; demonstrated engineering expertise and relevant production experience are emphasized. Benefits: Fully remote position within a globally distributed, remote-first environment. Competitive salary range of $88,000–$180,000 USD per year , with bonuses available. Flexible time off and company-wide paid wellbeing days to support work-life balance. Work-from-home reimbursement to help support an effective home office environment. Multiple health plan options, including a 100% employer-paid plan, plus employer HSA contributions when enrolled in a qualifying high-deductible plan. Fitness reimbursement and on-demand mental health support, including access to Headspace and other wellness resources. Paid parental leave for both birthing and non-birthing parents. Traditional and Roth 401(k) plans with a company match. Employer-paid life and AD&D insurance. Online learning platforms and professional development opportunities. Opportunity to work at the forefront of AI-native software engineering and contribute to the development practices, evaluation standards, and operating models used by other engineering teams.