Software Engineer, Agents

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Software Engineer, Agents is a AI Agent Engineer role (full-time). with Mirage. in NEW YORK, US. Compensation shown: $175K–$300K. Imported listing (source: jobs.a16z.com). Apply on the employer's site (jobs.a16z.com).

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NEW YORK · US

$175K–$300K

Full-time

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Mirage is hiring a Software Engineer to design and build agentic systems that power creative workflows for short-form video. You will build agents that take creative actions, manage context, and integrate state-of-the-art models. The role is in-person at the NYC headquarters and requires 5+ years of experience.

Responsibilities

Design and build agentic systems for creative short-form video workflows
Build agents that take creative actions and manage context
Integrate state-of-the-art models into agent pipelines
Collaborate in-person with the team at the NYC HQ

Requirements

5+ years of software engineering experience
Experience building agentic systems or LLM-powered applications
Strong software engineering fundamentals
Ability to work in-person in New York City

Nice to Have

Experience with generative video or creative tooling
Familiarity with context management and model orchestration

Tech Stack

Agentic SystemsContext ManagementLLM IntegrationVideo Generation

Mirage

New York · US · 138+ employees

Mirage (formerly Captions) is building full-stack foundation models and AI-native creative tools that redefine video creation. Over 20 million content creators and businesses use Captions to reach their full creative and commercial potential. The company brings together video, motion, and sound with control over the details, making it possible for one person to direct an entire creative production.