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Green Irony, a Raleigh-Durham area AI-forward engineering firm, seeks a senior engineer to own technical solutions end-to-end—from discovery through architecture, build, and delivery—across our delivery stack. You will direct AI and agents as a core part of your work, spanning integration, data, services, and infrastructure on a fast-moving team.
This role requires hands-on integration across MuleSoft, Salesforce, and modern AI tooling; security depth across multiple layers; cloud experience
At Green Irony, we exist to turn AI into Actual Intelligence — accelerating outcomes and proving that complexity is optional.
We don't just build AI-native systems for our clients; we run our own company on them. Quoting, hiring, delivery, account management — the same stack we implement for customers is the stack we operate on every day. It lets a small team deliver like one 10x its size: enterprise-grade integrations shipped in weeks, not months, by senior US-based engineers working alongside AI.
We hire people who automate first, bias hard toward action, and treat ownership as a default setting. If you'd rather govern yourself than be governed by layers of managers, welcome home.
You’ll own technical solutions end to end — from discovery through architecture, build, and delivery — working across our full delivery stack and directing AI and agents as a core part of how you work. This is a back-to-front engineering role spanning integration, data, services, and infrastructure, on a team that ships fast and holds a high bar for quality.
Raleigh / Research Triangle / Durham and surrounding areas strongly preferred as we are a hybrid team who values collaboration and camaraderie. Exceptional US-based candidates elsewhere considered.
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