About this role
OpenArt is hiring a full-time Software Engineer, Agent to develop advanced AI storytelling infrastructure that empowers millions of creators worldwide. This remote or San Carlos, California-based position is ideal for an experienced technologist eager to shape the future of AI-native creative platforms.
Role Overview
The Software Engineer, Agent will focus on building the foundational agent layer behind next-generation creative products, such as Director, which enables users to generate cinematic videos through AI chat conversations. This position centers on product and systems engineering rather than pure research, requiring professionals to design reliable agent harnesses, manage long-horizon planning, integrate multiple model vendors, and implement robust cross-session memory.
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About the Company
OpenArt operates an AI storytelling and visual creation platform used by creators across the globe. The company focuses on building next-generation creative tools that enable fast, imaginative video, visual, and character creation through an AI-native approach.
How to Apply
Interested candidates should visit the official OpenArt careers page to submit an application for this role.
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What is the location flexibility for this role?
This position offers remote work capabilities, with a preference for candidates in the Bay Area where a hybrid setup is also available.
What is the compensation package for the Software Engineer, Agent?
The total compensation starts at $300,000 per year, which includes base salary, bonus, and equity.
Is visa sponsorship provided?
Yes, visa sponsorship is available for qualified applicants.
How many years of experience are required?
Applicants must have at least 2 years of full-stack engineering experience shipping production software, along with hands-on LLM agent experience.
What technologies will I work with daily?
You will work with React, Next.js, large language models, agent harnesses, MCP servers, and CLI tooling.
