About The Role

In this role, you will work with SoftServe’s Autonomous Agentic Platform, Neo, which represents the next evolution in software engineering: an ecosystem where agents orchestrate agents, workflows adapt dynamically, and guardrails enable reliable autonomy at scale. You will translate ambiguous business and technical requirements into scalable solution architectures, engineering standards, execution models, technical contracts, and delivery-ready implementation approaches.

Responsibilities

Shape the technical direction of a production-grade Autonomous Agentic Platform
Define reusable agentic engineering patterns, contracts, interfaces, workflows, and delivery slices for Agentic SDLC execution
Lead implementation strategy across agent workflows, MCP tools, context pipelines, orchestration patterns, and platform services
Partner with architects, product owners, and client stakeholders to turn vision into executable technical systems
Make high-impact technical decisions that balance speed, quality, scalability, reliability, and client delivery needs




Establish engineering standards for code quality, testing, observability, documentation, operational readiness, and agentic workflow governance
Mentor technical leads and engineers by clarifying architecture, resolving design questions, and raising the quality bar
Use metrics, benchmarking, and validation evidence to improve platform reliability, agent performance, and delivery quality
Build practical processes and tooling that help teams execute agentic engineering at scale
Advance Neo’s technical voice through papers, conference talks, client-facing thought leadership, and reusable internal enablement for agentic engineering

Requirements

10+ years of experience designing, building, and scaling complex software platforms, including AI-centric distributed, event-driven, or autonomous systems
Strong hands-on expertise with Python, TypeScript/JavaScript, React, Node.js, REST/OpenAPI service contracts, MCP in

📌 AI Architect (Colombia)
🏢 SoftServe
📍 Colombia