About this role
Senior Software Engineer, Agent Tracing is a full-time position based in Vienna, Austria, that suits an experienced full-stack developer interested in shaping the future of AI agent observability. Sentry provides application monitoring tools that help organizations fix performance issues and software errors efficiently.
Role Overview
As a Senior Software Engineer on the Telemetry Experience team, the individual takes ownership of the Agent Tracing product surface. This role involves designing and implementing features across the full stack to help developers inspect complex multi-agent runs, model interactions, and token usage. The position requires working locally in the Vienna area or relocating to the region.
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About the Company
Sentry provides an application monitoring standard used by over 200,000 organizations to resolve performance issues and errors before users notice. The company operates as an open-source organization dedicated to building an inclusive and accessible software industry.
How to Apply
Interested candidates should submit their application directly on the official Sentry careers page.
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Where is the Senior Software Engineer, Agent Tracing position located?
This role is located in Vienna, Austria, and candidates must live in the Vienna area or be willing to relocate.
What technical stack is used in this role?
The backend utilizes Python with Django and PostgreSQL, while the frontend uses React and TypeScript.
How many years of experience are required?
The role requires at least 5 years of professional experience building and shipping full-stack web applications.
What is the salary range and bonus structure?
The salary ranges from €81K to €220K per year, with offers including equity and a bonus of up to 20%.
What experience with AI is necessary?
Candidates must have built real applications using LLMs or agent frameworks and understand their specific failure modes first-hand.
