Applied AI Engineer, Agent Systems

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Applied AI Engineer, Agent Systems is a AI Agent Engineer role (full-time). with Electric Plant Company. in SAN FRANCISCO, US. Compensation shown: $215K–$235K. Imported listing (source: trabajos.univision.com). Apply on the employer's site (trabajos.univision.com).

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SAN FRANCISCO · US

$215K–$235K

Full-time

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Electric Plant Company is hiring an Applied AI Engineer for its Agent Systems team in San Francisco. The role focuses on building application-layer agents and scheduled work that decode electrical signals in plants. You will work at the intersection of applied AI and industrial/energy systems.

Responsibilities

Build application-layer AI agents
Design and implement scheduled agent workflows
Decode and interpret electrical signals from plant systems
Collaborate with engineering teams to integrate agents into production

Requirements

Experience building LLM-based agent systems
Strong software engineering skills in Python
Ability to work on-site in San Francisco
Experience integrating AI systems into production applications

Nice to Have

Background in industrial, energy, or electrical systems
Experience with scheduling and orchestration frameworks

Tech Stack

Agent SystemsLLMPython

Electric Plant Company

San Francisco · US · 8+ employees

Electric Plant Company is a plant intelligence company that translates plants' electrical signals into actionable insights, transforming plant and tree care and accelerating the techno-biophilic future. Co-founded in 2023 by CEO Justin Mast (founder of Bloomscape) and Chief Scientist Lee von Kraus, the company emerged from stealth in October 2026 with $11.2M in seed funding and the debut of Bombadil, the first AI foundation model for plant electrophysiology.