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Doist seeks a Senior Agent Software Engineer to help build the agent systems behind AI workflows, including runtime, orchestration, tools, evals, and product surfaces. You’ll enable agents to understand context, use tools safely, recover from failures, and complete complex tasks across real environments.
You will prototype agent use cases and turn the best into production-quality systems, with a strong emphasis on model-agnostic routing and cost/performance trade-offs.
Role: Senior Agent Software Engineer Who we are Cline is building open-source AI agents for everyone. What started as the leading open-source AI coding agent has grown into a broader effort to make capable, transparent, and affordable agents available to developers and power users everywhere. With 8M+ installs, and a community that grew 4,704% year over year, Cline is one of the fastest-growing open-source AI projects. We are model agnostic & provider agnostic. We support the best closed and open-weight models, giving users freedom, transparency with the best agent experience. We are a talent dense group built by ex-senior execs from Snowflake, Hashicorp, Salesforce etc. Cline has raised $32M across Series A and Seed funding, led by Emergence Capital and Pace Capital. What we are looking for We're looking for an experienced engineer to help build the agent systems behind Cline: the runtime, orchestration, tools, evals, and product surfaces that let agents understand context, use tools safely, recover from failures, and complete complex tasks across real environments. You should be excited by Cline's mission: building the best open agent platform, powering the largest number of users in the world, and making capable AI agents open, cheap, transparent, and model-agnostic. We want someone who believes users should be able to choose the best closed or open-weight models without being locked into a closed agent ecosystem + aim to provide the best agent experience for users. This role is for someone who is both a strong builder and a skilled delegator. You know how to break ambiguous goals into concrete tasks, give feedback that improves output, and apply those instincts to managing AI agents. You are hands-on with agent workflows, opinionated about when to use agents and when to do the work yourself, and genuinely excited by agent-first engineering.
Our cash compensation range for this role is $200,000 - $300,000, with meaningful equity. Final offer amounts are determined by experience, expertise, leveling, and market conditions.
Benefits include comprehensive health, dental, and vision insurance for you and your dependents, plus a 401(k) plan.