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Resolve AI is seeking a senior backend engineering lead who can own the architecture of large subsystems and guide a team from design through long-term changes. The role requires hands-on backend work at scale, a track record of shipping LLM-powered features to real customers, and deep cloud and Kubernetes expertise to keep systems reliable.
You will mentor engineers, set technical direction, and ensure production readiness for fast yet careful iteration.
This role leads a group of engineers while owning the architecture of large backend subsystems, from first design through long term change. A strong candidate has years of hands on backend work at scale, has already led a team and set technical direction, and has shipped LLM powered features or agents to real customers. The job also asks for cloud and Kubernetes depth, solid database and messaging knowledge, and a habit of shipping a rough version fast and then refining it.
The product itself is an AI agent that handles production incidents, so the work sits close to where AI meets reliability engineering. AI tools are expected to speed up coding and debugging across the team, which shifts the lead's time toward judgment, architecture and review. What stays human is the technical call making, the mentoring, and the care needed to keep AI features dependable in production.
A person here would gain direct practice in making AI agents production grade, including evals, agent design and handling unpredictable model behavior. That learning is grounded in real incident and observability scenarios, since the company builds agents that triage alerts and resolve issues. Building this background means showing shipped LLM features and evidence of keeping them reliable under real load.
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Resolve AI is an AI SRE platform whose agents go on-call, triage alerts, investigate incidents, and autonomously resolve production issues, per the company.