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Lead Engineer AI Developer Platform (Local to St Pete, FL)

Noblesoft Solutions Inc.St. Petersburg, FL🇺🇸United StatesPosted Oct 1, 2026

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Seniority
Mid Senior
Work mode
Remote
Location
St. Petersburg, FL, United States
Posted
Yesterday
Node.jsOracleSQLSQL ServerSpringSonarQubeSplunkAgileAngularAzureDatadog.NETJavaJenkinsLLMPythonReactRedshiftTypeScript

Job Description

Manager Notes:

  • Role is for local candidates only art this time to work an onsite / hybrid model at St. Pete 2-3 days per week, no fully remote options.
  • role has a chance to convert to an FTE assuming good performance while on contract
  • Need strong experiecne with AI Agents and hands on experience with either Python or Java
  • need 2 years of Agentic AI experiecne with at least 8 yeats of overall SW development experience
  • Experience building IDE's and need strong indeapth SDCL experience within IT enterpriise environments. 

Job Description

  • 8+ years of senior engineering experience building enterprise-grade software that other engineers or business teams depend on — internal platforms, large-scale services, developer tooling, SDKs, or similar systems. At least two of those years must be deeply hands-on with large language models or agentic systems (this is non-negotiable for this role).
  • Prior experience building or extending agentic coding tools like Claude Code or OpenAI Codex, and IDEs like VS Code — or comparable tools.
  • Strong Python skills, and enough Node.js / TypeScript to be effective on the parts of the platform that require it.
  • Direct experience designing or substantially extending integrations between AI coding tools and external systems (any of: Model Context Protocol servers, custom LangChain/LangGraph tools, Copilot extensions, JetBrains AI plugins, Cursor / Continue / Aider integrations).
  • A working point of view on at least one production AI coding tool — enough to reason intelligently about prompt design, tool-use loops, context window economics, and where these systems tend to fail.
  • Experience with more than one LLM provider, and a clear position on building provider-agnostic abstractions so the platform isn't trapped on a single vendor's roadmap.
  • Cross-platform engineering experience across Windows, macOS, and Linux, including the realities of installers, path handling, shells, and credential storage on each.
  • Background in one or more of the technology stacks our application teams use (Python, Java/Spring, Angular, React, .NET, Oracle, Redshift, SQL Server) — enough to be credible reviewing stack-specific contributions.
  • A track record of shipping infrastructure that other engineers depend on every day, and being accountable when it breaks.
  • Comfort working in a regulated environment — financial services — with the discipline that implies around secrets, data classification, change management, and auditability, and practical experience with the security and data-protection concerns specific to LLM systems: prompt-injection mitigation, secret-leak prevention through prompts and tool outputs, PII redaction, and trust boundaries around model output.
  • Deep, hands-on knowledge of the software development lifecycle and modern engineering methodologies — agile, trunk-based development, code review, CI/CD, and observability-driven operations — and experience operating in a mature CI/CD and observability environment (e.g., Azure DevOps, Jenkins, SonarQube, and a log or APM platform such as Splunk, Datadog, or Dynatrace).
  • Demonstrated technical leadership without direct authority — you have written architecture decision records that drove real consensus, presented technical direction to senior engineering and business leadership, and mentored other senior engineers (not just juniors) into stronger work.
  • Prior work on agent evaluation — golden task sets, regression suites, judge models, or other ways of measuring whether an AI workflow is actually getting better over time.
  • Active engagement with the developer-tools, AI agents, or AI/ML open-source community — substantive contributions, conference talks, or published writing that demonstrates depth and a public point of view.

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