Open-Source Agent Platform Engineer

The OpenClaw Foundation; San Francisco (CA); Presencial; USD 200.000 - 300.000; Jornada completa

Descripción de la vacante

The OpenClaw Foundation is seeking exceptional Members of Technical Staff (MTS) to maintain and evolve core OpenClaw components. You will work as an open-source maintainer and product engineer, enabling a broad contributor community and shaping the platform's technical standards.

We expect strong software engineering, distributed systems expertise, and a passion for open source. You will ship production code, review contributions, and help define governance and interoperable, vendor-neutral

Formación

• 5+ years of professional software engineering experience.
• Production systems experience and strong distributed systems knowledge.
• Experience with APIs, backend systems, and developer platforms.
• Familiarity with Git workflows and modern development practices.
• Excellent technical communication and ability to work independently.

Responsabilidades

• Design, build, maintain, and evolve core OpenClaw components.
• Review contributions, guide architectural decisions, and improve DX.
• Collaborate with a global community and governance bodies.
• Define interoperability standards and vendor-neutral infrastructure.
• Advance agent infrastructure and security across projects.
• Mentor contributors and help shape project roadmaps.

Conocimientos

Software engineering

Distributed systems

APIs & backend

Developer platforms

Git workflows

Technical communication

Open source

Descripción del empleo

The OpenClaw Foundation is seeking exceptional Members of Technical Staff (MTS) to maintain and evolve core OpenClaw components. You will work as an open-source maintainer and product engineer, enabling a broad contributor community and shaping the platform's technical standards.

We expect strong software engineering, distributed systems expertise, and a passion for open source. You will ship production code, review contributions, and help define governance and interoperable, vendor-neutral