Superconductor

Superconductor

Agent Maestro

East Bay, CA

Sponsorship not specifiedDetected 137 days ago
TypeScriptPythonRubyRailsLLMsAgentic AIAI OrchestrationCommunication

About the role

  • You spend your weekends experimenting with agent orchestration frameworks, MCP servers, and multi-agent workflows.
  • We have less of a clear idea for what this role entails than for our other open roles.

Responsibilities

  • Build intelligent orchestration that assigns the right type of agent (PM, coder, QA, deployer) to the right task
  • Develop self-healing workflows that detect when agents are blocked, diagnose the issue, and either resolve it automatically or escalate to humans
  • Build evaluation and benchmarking systems, and make number go up on them
  • Experienced building multi-agent systems or complex LLM-powered applications in production
  • Self-directed and experimental - you don't wait for a roadmap, you build prototypes and demonstrate what's possible
  • Or you might build something else we haven't imagined yet - pitch us on it!
  • Or you'll develop and evaluate a novel agent orchestration framework.
  • We see every customer interaction - every support email, every bug report, every piece of feedback - as a chance to earn trust and build something better.
  • We use Superconductor to build Superconductor.
  • We adopt our own tools before anyone else and push them until they break.

Requirements

  • You've tried every coding agent harness, and you have strong opinions about what works and what doesn't.

Nice to have

  • Experience with Rails is a plus - our platform is built with it

Compensation

  • Highly competitive salary and meaningful equity - we're a small team that plans to stay small.

Benefits

  • Flexible PTO, parental leave, health insurance, employee-friendly equity terms, and premium equipment.

Company info

  • Things move so fast that the main attribute we're looking for is raw intelligence, boundless energy, and an extreme eagerness to learn something new every day.

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