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Marvik
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Want to build the next generation of AI Agents? 🤖🚀
At Marvik, we’re pushing the boundaries of Agentic AI and LLMs, building production-grade agents that can reason, interact with tools, and solve complex real-world problems. You’ll work on cutting-edge AI systems, taking them from early prototypes to reliable, scalable solutions used across industries such as finance, healthcare, commerce, and telecommunications.
🌟 What do we offer?:
Challenging, real-world projects:Work on stuff other people only read about—bringing AI out of the cloud and straight into physical, intelligent machinery.
State-of-the-art tech stack:Optimize and deploy cutting-edge Computer Vision and Deep Learning models on Edge devices.
Strategic growth:Join an expanding team with huge potential for long-term ownership, leadership, and professional development.
Great team culture:Excellent work environment full of highly motivated, collaborative, and talented professionals who elevate each other.
Global exposure & On-site experiences:Opportunity to travel internationally to work directly with clients.
Flexible work style:Opportunity to work remotely with global, high-impact clients.
Design and deliver production-grade AI agents: You'll build and ship highly performant, reliable, and intuitive AI agents that are central, mission-critical and drive revenue directly to Sierra's growth. These aren't prototypes, they are powerful, scalable systems running in production environments across industries like finance, healthcare, and commerce.
Drive the Agent Development Life Cycle (ADLC): You'll have complete ownership and autonomy from initial pilot through deployment and continuous iteration. You'll be responsible for building, tuning, and evolving AI agents in production environments, defining the standard for ADLC best practices along the way.
Partner with large enterprises and cutting-edge startups: You’ll work directly with leaders at some of the world’s largest enterprises to understand their most pressing business challenges, and build AI agents that transform how they operate at scale. You'll also partner with the most cutting-edge startups, embedding AI agents across their entire business stack to drive innovation and efficiency.
Build the future of the platform: Your direct work with customers will guide the evolution of Sierra's core platform. You'll surface unmet needs, prototype new tools and features, and collaborate with research, product, and platform to shape the future of AI agent development and Sierra's product.
Experience building and scaling end-to-end production systems
Experience building or deploying AI/LLM systems in production
Familiarity with tools that power today's AI agents: eval frameworks, agent tooling, RAG pipelines, and prompt engineering
Strong technical problem-solving skills, especially in fast-changing, ambiguous environments
A builder and tinkerer’s mindset with high agency - you find creative ways to overcome obstacles and ship
Comfort working directly with customers to understand their needs and solve real-world problems
Excellent communication skills - clear, direct, and persuasive across technical and non-technical audiences
🦾It’s a major plus:
Have been a founder or founding engineer - you know what it means to balance craft, ownership, and speed
Prior experience with React, TypeScript, and/or Go
Previous roles where you interfaced with customers or led technical projects with external stakeholders
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