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Location: Dallas, TX (Hybrid)
Duration: Long‑Term
Experience:10 + Years
We seek a senior/lead AI engineer with hands‑on experience building, orchestrating, monitoring, and evaluating production‑grade Generative AI and Agentic AI applications. The ideal candidate is expert in Amazon Bedrock, AgentCore, LangGraph, LangChain, RAG, LLM observability, and evaluation frameworks. This role focuses on creating reliable, scalable, and production‑ready AI applications, emphasizing agent orchestration, AI testing, LLM evaluation, and continuous quality monitoring.
The candidate will collaborate with engineering, QA, and platform teams to establish best practices for building, testing, monitoring, and improving AI‑powered applications.
Key Responsibilities
1. Agentic AI & GenAI Engineering
- Design, develop, and deploy production‑grade agentic and generative AI applications.
- Build and orchestrate AI agents using LangGraph, LangChain, Amazon Bedrock, and AgentCore.
- Implement multi‑agent workflows, tool calling, state management, memory, and orchestration.
- Create scalable LLM‑powered applications and reusable AI components.
2. RAG & LLM Application Development
- Design and implement Retrieval‑Augmented Generation (RAG) solutions.
- Develop pipelines for document ingestion, chunking, embedding, retrieval, reranking, and context management.
- Optimize retrieval accuracy, response quality, latency, and cost.
- Apply grounding, hallucination reduction, and context‑relevance techniques.
3. LLM Evaluation & AI Testing
- Build evaluation frameworks for LLM‑based applications and agentic workflows.
- Automate evaluation with DeepEval and other LLM evaluation tools.
- Use LLM‑as‑a‑Judge methods to assess response quality, relevance, accuracy, faithfulness, and reasoning.
- Create evaluation datasets, test scenarios, benchmarks, and regression‑testing pipelines.
- Evaluate agent behavior, tool execution, workflow accuracy, and response consistency.
- Identify failure patterns and continuously improve AI application quality.
4. AI Observability & Monitoring
- Implement tracing, monitoring, and observability with OpenTelemetry, LangSmith, and Langfuse.
- Track LLM requests, agent execution flows, tool calls, latency, token consumption, errors, and performance.
- Establish debugging mechanisms for complex multi‑step agentic workflows.
- Develop monitoring practices to detect performance degradation and operational issues.
5. AWS AI Platform & Production Engineering
- Deploy AI applications using Amazon Bedrock and Bedrock AgentCore.
- Integrate foundation models, agent frameworks, APIs, and enterprise data sources.
- Apply production‑readiness practices covering scalability, reliability, security, and performance.
- Support CI/CD integration and automated evaluation of AI applications.
- Optimize model selection, inference costs, latency, and resource utilization.
6. Technical Leadership & Collaboration
- Provide technical guidance to engineering and QA teams.
- Establish reusable frameworks, implementation patterns, and best practices.
- Collaborate with architecture, DevOps, QA, and engineering teams.
- Participate in design discussions, code reviews, proof‑of‑concept development, and implementation.
- Mentor engineers and help teams adopt effective AI development and testing practices.
Required Technical Skills
Agentic AI & Orchestration
- LangGraph
- LangChain
- Amazon Bedrock
- Amazon Bedrock AgentCore
- AI agents, multi‑agent orchestration, tool calling, workflow management
Generative AI & RAG
- Large Language Models (LLMs)
- Retrieval‑Augmented Generation (RAG)
- Embeddings and vector search
- Prompt engineering and context management
- LLM application development
LLM Evaluation & Testing
- DeepEval
- LLM‑as‑a‑Judge techniques
- Evaluation metrics and benchmarking
- Automated evaluation and regression testing
- Assessment of hallucination, faithfulness, relevance, and response quality
AI Observability & Monitoring
- OpenTelemetry
- LangSmith
- Langfuse
- LLM tracing, debugging, and performance monitoring
Production Engineering
- Deploying and operating production‑grade GenAI applications
- API integration and backend engineering
- CI/CD and automated testing integration
- Scalability, reliability, security, and performance optimization
Preferred Qualifications
- 8+ years of software engineering or IT experience.
- Hands‑on experience developing and deploying GenAI or Agentic AI applications.
- Experience with enterprise‑scale AI implementations.
- Familiarity with AWS cloud services and enterprise AI security practices.
- Experience establishing AI quality standards and evaluation methodologies.
- Strong problem‑solving, communication, and technical collaboration skills.
What Success Looks Like
- Development and deployment of production‑grade agentic AI applications.
- Reliable orchestration and execution of AI agents and workflows.
- Effective LLM evaluation and automated AI testing frameworks.
- Improved AI application accuracy, reliability, observability, and performance.
- Reusable engineering practices for building and maintaining enterprise GenAI solutions.
Important: This is a hands‑on engineering position. Candidates with practical experience building and evaluating AI applications are preferred over those whose experience is limited to AI strategy, architecture documentation, conventional QA automation, or using AI coding assistants.
Flexible work from home options available.
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What Employers Look For
The qualifications that appear most often in remote testing engineer jobs.
- Experience writing and maintaining automated test scripts using frameworks such as Selenium or Cypress
- Proficiency in at least one programming or scripting language such as Python, Java, or JavaScript
- Familiarity with CI/CD tools and integrating test suites into build pipelines
- Experience with defect tracking and test management tools such as Jira or TestRail
- Understanding of software development lifecycle and Agile or Scrum methodologies
- ISTQB certification or equivalent formal testing credential preferred for mid-level and senior roles
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Remote employers can't watch you work, so your GitHub matters more than it would on-site. Publish test suites, CI pipeline configurations, or framework comparisons that demonstrate real quality assurance work rather than just listing tool names on a resume.
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Remote testing engineer interviews often include take-home test challenges or live code-review exercises instead of whiteboard sessions. Practice explaining your defect triage process and tool choices out loud over video, since communication clarity carries extra weight in distributed hiring decisions.
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How do I get a remote testing engineer job?
Target companies with distributed engineering teams, since they build workflows around remote testing from the start. Remote employers screen for self-directed quality assurance work, clear written communication in tools like Jira and Confluence, and demonstrated skill with automated testing frameworks such as Selenium or Cypress. A portfolio showing test plans, bug reports, and CI/CD pipeline contributions gives you a concrete edge over candidates with generic resumes.
Which companies hire remote testing engineers?
Companies hiring remote testing engineers right now include Ampirical, ONENERGY, and Kinectrics, based on current remote listings on Migrate Mate as of November 2026. Remote-first software companies, SaaS platforms, and distributed healthcare technology teams are among the most consistent sources of remote testing engineer openings.
Can you get a remote testing engineer job with no experience?
Yes, but remote entry-level testing roles are harder to land because employers expect you to triage issues and communicate blockers independently from day one. SaaS startups and open-source-driven companies are the most likely to take a chance on junior remote candidates. Building a public portfolio of test cases, participating in bug bounty programs, and earning a certification in a framework like ISTQB or Selenium shows employers you can contribute without hand-holding.
Do you need a degree for remote testing engineer jobs?
Not always. Many remote employers care more about hands-on testing skills, familiarity with automation frameworks, and a demonstrated ability to work independently than a specific degree. Candidates who show real work through GitHub repositories, documented test suites, or contributions to open-source projects routinely compete with four-year degree holders for the same remote openings.
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