Software Engineer, Agentic AI
Boston, Massachusettes, United StatesAll locationsBoston, Massachusettes, United StatesUnited StatesSan Francisco, California, United States Hybrid
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About the role
We're hiring a Software Engineer to build agentic AI features into the Displai CMS. You'll ship LLM-powered workflows end to end across our TypeScript/Node backend and React frontend, working alongside senior engineers and the VP of Engineering. This is a build role for someone already fluent with agentic coding tools (Claude Code, Cursor, MCP) who wants to apply that fluency to a production product running at scale. AI is collapsing the distance between engineering and product, and we're looking for someone who can think like a product builder, drive projects independently, and ship at the pace these tools now make possible.
What you'll bring
- 1 to 4 years of professional software engineering experience
- Strong fundamentals in TypeScript/Node and React, including modern React patterns (hooks, state management, component composition)
- Solid backend skills: designing and building REST APIs, writing performant SQL against relational databases (PostgreSQL, MySQL, or similar), and reasoning about schema design and migrations
- Comfortable with HTML/CSS, responsive UI work, and component-driven frontend development
- Working knowledge of Git, code review practices, testing (unit and integration), and CI/CD workflows
- Heavy day-to-day user of agentic coding tools (Claude Code, Cursor, or equivalent).
- You can talk specifically about what you've built with them and where they fall short
- Product sense and ownership.
- Agentic AI compresses build cycles, which means engineers need to make more product calls in flight: scoping trade-offs, judging when something is good enough, and driving projects to outcomes without waiting for spec hand-offs.
- We're looking for engineers who think like product builders, not just implementers
- Comfort working across the stack: backend services, frontend, and the glue between them
- Bias toward shipping.