Role: Agentic AI Platform Engineer
Location: Denver, CO – Hybrid (2–3 days onsite per week)
Duration: 6–12 Month Contract-to-Hire
Work Authorization: US Citizen or Green Card Holder
Position Overview
Client is seeking a hands-on Agentic AI Platform Engineer to help
transform AI proofs of concept into secure, governed, scalable, and
production-ready enterprise capabilities.
This is an engineering-focused role for someone who can move
beyond AI strategy and experimentation and actually build, integrate, test,
secure, monitor, and operate AI-powered applications and agentic platforms.
The ideal candidate will have a strong full-stack software
engineering background, hands-on experience building AI/agentic applications,
and practical knowledge of Microsoft Copilot Studio, Power Platform, APIs,
cloud development, identity/security, telemetry, automated testing, and AI tool
orchestration.
This engineer will work closely with platform and architecture
leadership to implement technical controls and reusable capabilities that
enable AI agents to operate safely and reliably within a global enterprise
environment.
Required Skills:
- Hands-on Agentic AI / AI application engineering
- Full-stack software development background
- Microsoft Copilot Studio
- Low-code / Power Platform
- APIs, integrations and connectors
- AI agents/tool orchestration
- Identity/security around AI agents
- Telemetry/observability
- Automated testing/evaluation of AI output
- Cloud development
- Productionizing AI POCs
- SAP and ServiceNow AI/agent exposure as a plus
Key Responsibilities
- Design,
develop, and productionize AI applications, AI agents, and agentic
workflows.
- Transform
AI proofs of concept into secure, scalable, reliable, and maintainable
production solutions.
- Build
reusable components and platform capabilities for enterprise AI and
agentic applications.
- Develop
integrations using REST APIs, SDKs, connectors, webhooks, and enterprise
services.
- Implement
AI agent tool orchestration, tool access controls, and integration
patterns.
- Develop
and implement sandboxing and isolation mechanisms for AI agents and
applications.
- Implement
secure identity, authentication, authorization, and access-control
patterns for AI workloads and agents.
- Build
telemetry, logging, monitoring, tracing, and observability capabilities
for AI applications and agents.
- Develop
automated testing and evaluation frameworks to assess AI output quality,
reliability, safety, and performance.
- Implement
state management, recovery, error handling, and resilience patterns for
agentic workflows.
- Build
and maintain cloud-based AI application components and supporting
infrastructure.
- Work
with Microsoft Copilot Studio and Power Platform to build and integrate
enterprise AI capabilities.
- Develop
low-code and pro-code solutions where appropriate, understanding how to
integrate both approaches effectively.
- Establish
reusable implementation patterns for AI agents, tools, integrations, and
platform services.
- Collaborate
with architecture, security, governance, data, and application teams to
ensure solutions meet enterprise standards.
- Troubleshoot
and optimize AI applications across development, testing, and production
environments.
- Use
command-line tools, IDEs, source control, CI/CD pipelines, and cloud
development environments as part of day-to-day engineering activities.
- Help
establish engineering standards and technical controls that enable
responsible and scalable adoption of enterprise AI.
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