Posted on: 05/11/2026
The Role:
You own the architecture and engineering of the ITSM platform's agentic IT operations SaaS product. You lead 120+ engineers across component teams.
You set the architecture, guide each team's design, and integrate the components into one enterprise product. Program managers own delivery tracking; you own technical readiness. You stay hands-on, debugging, writing code, and running the AI-assisted engineering harness yourself.
What You'll Do:
- Own Tensai's end-to-end architecture: agents, orchestration, the knowledge and retrieval layer, integrations, security, and scale.
- Guide each team on architecting its component and integrate the components into one enterprise solution.
- Validate the teams' work through design reviews, code reviews, and quality gates.
- Partner with program managers to flag technical risks and cross-team dependencies early.
- Build and run the team's Claude Code harness: skills, subagents, MCP integrations, test and security gates, and CI.
- Set model strategy and token economics: model choice, routing, caching, and cost per task.
- Direct SLM fine-tuning where it pays off.
- Debug hard problems and write code yourself when needed.
Must Have:
- Designed and built autonomous agents running in production: planning, tool use, multi-agent orchestration, guardrails, human-in-the-loop controls, and evaluation.
- Built knowledge systems that produce grounded, cited answers: taxonomy and ontology design, semantic modeling, knowledge graphs, ontology-grounded RAG, and retrieval that preserves global document context.
- Built and shipped SaaS products end to end at enterprise scale.
- Deep IT operations background: ITSM, observability, AIOps, ServiceNow, or similar.
- Hands-on mastery of Claude Code or a similar agentic coding harness.
- Strong coding and debugging in Python. Cloud, Kubernetes, CI/CD, and security by design.
- Led large engineering teams through architects and managers.
Nice to Have:
- SOC 2 and enterprise customer security reviews.
- Hands-on SLM fine-tuning and GPU inference.
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