Agentic Software Engineer - Data & AI Platforms

Acsys; Argentina; On-site; ARS 181,906,000 - 272,860,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Connectivity allowance

Discounted Medicus health plan

Birthday day off

15 days of vacation

Discounts at universities (UCES and UT

N) and Udemy (client)

Training opportunities and more!

Job summary

Acsys invites an Agentic Software Engineer – Data & AI Platforms in Argentina to join a global project. You will guide AI coding agents, review outputs for correctness, and own production results.

The role emphasizes specifying exact, testable requirements and spending more time validating than hand-coding. You will work across Python/Java/TypeScript, Spark/Databricks, and Azure services, building and operating enterprise-scale backend services and REST APIs, with a focus on robust testing,

Qualifications

• Agentic engineering and production-grade output review.
• Ability to write precise, testable specs for agents and engineers.
• Strong coding skills in multiple languages and production experience.
• Experience with data pipelines and cloud-based services.
• Experience building enterprise-grade backend services and REST APIs.
• Azure experience including IAM, storage, secrets, networking.
• Experience with GitHub Actions and CI/CD tooling.
• Willingness to work in small teams with incremental delivery.

Skills

Agentic Engineering

Clear Specifications

Python

Java

TypeScript

SQL

Azure

REST APIs

GitHub Actions

CI/CD

Data Modeling

Tools

GitHub

Docker

Kubernetes

Terraform

Azure DevOps

Databricks

Job description

Acsys invites an Agentic Software Engineer – Data & AI Platforms in Argentina to join a global project. You will guide AI coding agents, review outputs for correctness, and own production results.

The role emphasizes specifying exact, testable requirements and spending more time validating than hand-coding. You will work across Python/Java/TypeScript, Spark/Databricks, and Azure services, building and operating enterprise-scale backend services and REST APIs, with a focus on robust testing,