Staff Engineer, Agentic Productivity and Infrastructure - San Francisco

The role

You will own internal infrastructure and agentic productivity by building tools, systems, and agents to automate the software development lifecycle and platform operations. You will partner with the CTO and engineering leadership to identify and build automation that increases engineering velocity and reliability.

What you will do

• Design internal systems and agents to accelerate writing, reviewing, testing, and shipping code.
• Build systems for CI/CD, observability, alerting, and agent-assisted monitoring and incident response.
• Create internal developer platform tooling and environments.
• Identify where automation and agents create leverage and measure impact on velocity and reliability.
• Establish internal tooling patterns, libraries, and standards.
• Mentor and recruit engineers.

Required qualifications

• Experience building developer tooling, internal platforms, CI/CD, or DevOps/SRE systems in production.
• Hands-on experience building with LLMs or agents, or strong conviction and curiosity about applying them to engineering workflows.
• Comfort with infrastructure and operations including Infrastructure-as-Code (Terraform/Pulumi), observability, and system health practices.
• A track record of leading a technical surface end-to-end.

Nice to have

• Strong proficiency in Go, Python, and/or TypeScript
• Built agentic developer tooling or internal automation that measurably moved a team's velocity

Benefits

• Competitive compensation calibrated to senior/principal-level engineers in San Francisco
• Meaningful equity ownership
• Full medical, dental, and vision coverage
• 401(k) with company match
• Flexible vacation policy
• Parental leave
• Learning and professional development support

Before you apply

• Send a note, a résumé, and ideally links to things you've built such as GitHub, side projects, or products shipped.

About the company

HomeVision is the AI underwriting platform for the U.S. mortgage industry. Their platform, MIRA, automates appraisal reviews and is expanding to cover the full underwriting workflow.