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MiAO AI is hiring a senior engineer to design the core agent system that bridges model intelligence and product reliability. You will define runtime, orchestration, context, and security boundaries to deliver deterministic agent experiences.
You'll join a small elite team reporting to the founders, collaborating with product and software engineers to set engineering standards and shape the technical roadmap in Singapore.
MiAO AI was founded in 2025 and is headquartered in Singapore, having raised over SGD 95 million from globally renowned investors. Our founding team previously built large-scale live-service gaming products with over 25 million DAU and 100 million MAU.
Our mission: Let AI discover you.
The next leap in AI isn't about getting smarter - it's about becoming yours. Seventy years of AI research keep proving the same thing: general methods win over clever designs. Models are getting stronger. Protocols are converging. Infrastructure is commoditizing. But one layer remains scarce - the layer that makes AI truly yours.
We're building personal AI agents - an AI that knows you better on day 30 than day 1, not because it got stronger, but because you shaped it.
Our workflow is 100% AI-driven - engineering, product, operations, no exceptions. No middle management. Radically flat. Every team member gets unlimited access to frontier AI models. We spend on efficiency, not process.
You are the architect between model intelligence and product reliability. You design the entire agent system architecture - from runtime to orchestration, from context engineering to security boundaries - turning emergent model capabilities into deterministic, reliable product experiences. You build the technical foundation the team develops on, and set engineering standards.
You’ll join a small, elite core team, reporting directly to the founders, working closely with Product Engineers and Software Engineers.
Your daily workflow is 100% AI-driven - AI isn't an assistive tool, it's your default way of working