Sr. Software Engineer - AI Agent and LLM Applications

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Sr. Software Engineer - AI Agent and LLM Applications is a AI Agent Engineer role (full-time). with Super Micro Computer. in SAN JOSE, US. Compensation shown: $160K–$200K. Imported listing (source: jobs.supermicro.com). Apply on the employer's site (jobs.supermicro.com).

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SAN JOSE · US

$160K–$200K

Full-time

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Super Micro Computer is hiring a Senior Software Engineer to build an AI Agent-powered customer support platform. The role focuses on designing multi-agent systems, developing tool and function calling interfaces, and building RAG pipelines integrated with external systems.

Responsibilities

Design and implement multi-agent systems
Develop tool and function calling interfaces for LLMs
Build and maintain RAG pipelines
Integrate AI agents with external systems and services

Requirements

Experience building LLM-powered applications
Strong software engineering background
Hands-on experience with RAG and agent architectures
Proficiency in Python and API integration

Nice to Have

Experience with customer support platforms
Familiarity with vector databases
Prior work on multi-agent orchestration frameworks

Tech Stack

Function CallingLLMMulti-agent SystemsPythonRAG

Super Micro Computer

San Jose · US · 7000+ employees

Super Micro Computer is a Silicon Valley-based provider of total IT solutions, delivering rack-scale server, storage, and AI/HPC infrastructure optimized for enterprise data centers, cloud service providers, and edge computing. It designs, develops, and manufactures a significant portion of its systems in the United States and operates manufacturing facilities in Taiwan, Malaysia, and the Netherlands.