AI Systems Engineer – Forward-Deployed Builder

The Growth Partner

AI Systems Engineer involved in building complex systems and products at a fast-paced AI company. A role focused on deconstructing workflows, building agentic systems, with autonomy and ownership.

Posted 6/22/2026full-timeRemote • 🇺🇸 United StatesMid-LevelSenior💰 $12,000 - $22,000 per monthWebsite

Tech Stack

Tools & technologies

JavaScriptPythonTypeScript

About the role

Key responsibilities & impact

Deconstruct messy real-world workflows — sales ops, marketing ops, product ops, fulfillment, support — into their underlying steps.
Build agentic systems that ship value — agents, automations, internal tools, data pipelines, reporting/attribution.
Build product — stand up and rebuild complex products fast.
Own the unglamorous plumbing — the integrations, the data model, the tracking.
Reason commercially — figure out why a funnel, campaign, or product isn't working from first principles.

Requirements

What you’ll need

Evidence you build things you drive — agents, automations, tools, a product you started, or something significant you initiated and pushed through at a job.
Hands-on depth with agentic / AI engineering — building with LLMs and agent frameworks, not just prompting a chatbot.
Experience in the info-product, agency, or DTC/GTM world.
GTM engineering / automation — n8n (strongly preferred), or Make/Zapier with genuinely complex builds.
Comfort with APIs, webhooks, JSON, and a real coding language (JS/Python/TS).

Benefits

Comp & perks

No budget cap for tokens and no babysitting.
A real engineering org and a brilliant CTO to build alongside.
Frontier work, not maintenance.
Autonomy and ownership.
Top-of-market pay, paid properly and paid on time.
No politics.

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Hard Skills & Tools

agentic systemsautomationsdata pipelinesreportingintegrationsdata modeltrackingLLMsJavaScriptPython

Soft Skills

commercial reasoningproblem-solvinginitiativedrive