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You'll build the core agent infrastructure that powers Sana's mission to bring superintelligence to work. This is a greenfield opportunity to define how AI agents plan, reason, and execute across enterprise environments—building systems that reliably handle real-world complexity at scale. You'll work at the intersection of agent architecture, context-, tool- and prompt engineering, and production infrastructure.
Architect multi-step planning, orchestration, and tool routing for agents
Implement code generation agents and sandboxed code execution
Engineer memory, state, and context packing/grounding strategies
Balance latency, quality, and cost controls for agent execution
Develop safe fallbacks, graceful degradation and robust error handling
Collaborate with platform and search teams to deliver reusable agent infrastructure
Establish safety guarantees and measurable quality improvements
Agent architectures are robust, reliable, and enterprise-ready
Context and tool engineering enables agents to act intelligently, at scale
Clear metrics, automated evaluation, and continuous improvement in agent capabilities
Quality and safety are measurable and continuously improving
Durable building blocks accelerate product teams and unlock new capabilities
We build on a simple modern stack optimized for both humans and AI.
Backend: TypeScript, Kotlin, Node.js
Frontend: TypeScript, React, Tailwind
Databases: Postgres, Redis
Cloud infra: GCP/Kubernetes/Terraform
Help shape AI's future alongside brilliant minds from Google, Apple, Spotify, Notion, Slack, Databricks, and BCG.
Competitive salary complemented with a transparent and highly competitive options program.
Swift professional growth in an evolving environment, supported by a culture of continuous feedback and mentorship from senior leaders.
Work with talented teammates across 5+ countries, and global customers, from our beautiful office in Stockholm.
Regular team gatherings and events (recently in Italy and South Africa)