
Agentic Coder
Tradeify · United States
- Hybrid
- Full-time
- $150,000 / year
- United States
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Job highlights
- Build advanced AI agents and RAG pipelines.
- Develop durable background workflows and integrations.
- Utilize Python, TypeScript, and AI/ML tooling.
- Deploy and manage systems on AWS infrastructure.
- Influence product architecture and AI strategy.
About the role
About Tradeify
Tradeify is a next-generation proprietary trading firm that funds futures traders — giving skilled traders access to real capital without the red tape. We offer evaluation-based and instant funding paths, letting traders choose the route that fits their style and get to profitable trading faster. We're building the infrastructure, tooling, and intelligence layer that sits behind that experience: real-time dashboards, automated journaling, risk management systems, and AI-powered workflows that help traders grow their accounts and our team operate at scale. We move fast, think in systems, and care deeply about the traders who trust us with their careers.About the Role
We're not looking for someone who "has experience with AI." We're looking for someone who builds with it every day — an engineer whose default instinct is to reach for an LLM, an agent framework, or a durable workflow instead of writing another for-loop. This is a high-ownership, high-output role. You'll design and ship agentic systems that touch real users and real money. You'll work alongside a product team that moves fast and expects the same. If your idea of a good week is shipping an internal tool on Monday, wiring up a RAG pipeline on Wednesday, and deploying a Discord bot by Friday — read on.What You'll Build
- Multi-step AI agents that handle complex, real-world workflows end to end
- RAG pipelines that actually perform — not just LangChain defaults
- Durable background workflows for processing, enrichment, and orchestration
- Internal dashboards, admin tools, and integration surfaces (Slack, Discord, Intercom)
- Eval harnesses to measure and improve model performance over time
- The glue layer between LLMs, APIs, databases, and product features
What We're Looking For
Languages & Foundations
- Python 3.12 as your primary language — you live in the AI/ML ecosystem; FastAPI for AI/agent service APIs
- TypeScript (strict) in a monorepo on Bun + Turborepo — Next.js (App Router), React, Tailwind, shadcn/ui for UI; Hono + tRPC for the API layer; Better Auth for authentication
- Comfortable with SQL and Drizzle ORM with PostgreSQL — comfortable querying and working with a relational data model
LLM & Agent Tooling
- Hands-on with Anthropic, OpenAI, and Google Vertex AI (Gemini) APIs — function/tool calling, structured outputs, prompt caching; multi-provider failover via OpenRouter and Cloudflare AI Gateway
- Production experience with an agent framework: LangGraph for agent/AI services — not just a weekend project
- Familiar with Model Context Protocol (MCP) — building and consuming MCP clients/servers to extend agent capabilities
- You know the boring-but-critical stuff: streaming, retries, token cost management, rate limiting
RAG & Retrieval
- Experience with vector DBs: pgvector (preferred), Pinecone, Weaviate, or Qdrant
- Intentional about embedding models and chunking strategy — you've reasoned about trade-offs, not just accepted defaults
- Implemented hybrid search (BM25 + vector) when precision matters
Orchestration & Workflows
- Code-first workflow experience: BullMQ + Redis for queues, scheduled jobs, and durable background orchestration
- Aware of low-code tools: n8n, Zapier, Make — can use them when appropriate
- Background jobs, queues, and scheduled tasks are second nature
Evals & Observability
- Active user of at least one eval/observability platform: Langfuse (self-hosted) for tracing and evals — our primary observability platform; familiarity with LangSmith, Braintrust, or Helicone is a plus
- You've actually run an eval set — you have opinions on what makes a good one
AI-Native Dev Workflow
- Claude Code is your daily driver — plus comfort operating within a homegrown agentic-dev layer (hooks, skills, subagents)
- You ship internal tools in days, not sprints
- You have a "vibe coding" instinct — but you don't let it erode eng discipline
Infrastructure
- Comfortable deploying on AWS (EC2, S3, SES, ECR, Parameter Store) in us-east-2; Docker / Docker Compose for dev and prod; Caddy for TLS and reverse proxy; GitHub Actions + OIDC for CI/CD
- Docker / Docker Compose, env management, and secrets handling (AWS Parameter Store) are table stakes
- Some Biome, Vitest, and Playwright familiarity is a plus for linting, unit testing, and end-to-end testing
Product Glue
- Can spin up Next.js (App Router) / React dashboards and admin interfaces when needed
- Familiar with Discord.js, Slack API, and Intercom API; comfortable with Asana, Fellow, and Google Workspace (Drive/Calendar/Gmail) integrations
- Understands product instrumentation with Mixpanel or GA4
Bonus Points
- You've built LLM-powered side projects that real people actually use
- You understand trading or trading platforms — this accelerates your empathy with our users enormously
- You have genuine opinions on model selection (Claude vs. GPT vs. open-weight) — you don't treat them as interchangeable black boxes
What You Won't Find Here
- Bureaucracy slowing down good ideas
- Sprints that stretch a one-day task into two weeks
- A team that's "exploring AI" — we're building with it
Success in This Role Looks Like
- 30 days: You've shipped at least one agentic workflow or internal tool to production. You understand the codebase, the data model, and where the biggest leverage points are.
- 60 days: You own a meaningful system — a RAG pipeline, a durable workflow, a Discord or Intercom integration — and it's running reliably with observability in place. You've run your first eval set on a prompt-sensitive workflow.
- 90 days: You're proactively identifying new places where AI can reduce manual work or improve trader experience. Your code is in production and measurably working. The team is shipping faster because of the systems you've built.
- Long-term: You're the person we call when a new LLM capability drops and we need to figure out what it means for our stack. You've built things traders and the internal team actually rely on daily.
Why Join Tradeify
- You'll work on a real, fast-moving product. We're not a research team or an internal tools shop. Our platform serves thousands of traders. The things you build get used immediately and the feedback loop is short.
- AI is a first-class priority, not an afterthought. We're investing heavily in agentic workflows, intelligent tooling, and AI-powered trader support. You'll have room to do genuinely interesting work, not just prompt-wrap CRUD apps.
- Small team, high ownership. You won't be one of twenty engineers on a feature squad. You'll have direct influence on architecture and product decisions from day one.
- The domain is genuinely interesting. Futures trading, risk management, payout systems, trader performance analytics — there's no shortage of complex, high-stakes problems worth solving well.
- We use the tools we ask you to know. Claude Code, LangGraph, Langfuse — these aren't on the JD to sound current. They're in our stack.
Key skills/competency
- AI Agents
- LLM APIs
- RAG Pipelines
- Python
- TypeScript
- LangGraph
- AWS
- SQL
- Workflow Orchestration
- Observability
Skills & topics
- Agentic Coder
- AI Agents
- LLM
- Python
- TypeScript
- LangGraph
- AWS
- RAG
- Workflow Orchestration
- Software Engineer
How to get hired
- Tailor your resume: Highlight experience with Python, AI agents, LLM APIs (Anthropic, OpenAI), and agent frameworks like LangGraph. Emphasize production deployments and AWS experience.
- Showcase AI-native workflow: Provide examples of shipping internal tools quickly, using Claude Code, and building with LLMs. Quantify impact where possible.
- Prepare for technical questions: Be ready to discuss RAG strategy, vector databases (pgvector), orchestration tools (BullMQ), and observability platforms (Langfuse).
- Demonstrate domain interest: Express enthusiasm for trading and risk management, showcasing how AI can solve problems in this domain.
- Understand Tradeify's culture: Research their focus on speed, ownership, and building AI-powered solutions for traders.
Technical preparation
Master Python 3.12 and FastAPI for AI services.,Build and deploy RAG pipelines with vector DBs.,Implement agentic workflows using LangGraph.,Gain proficiency in AWS deployment and Docker.
Behavioral questions
Describe a complex workflow you automated with AI.,How do you manage LLM token costs and rate limits?,Share an experience shipping an internal tool quickly.,How do you approach evaluating AI model performance?
Frequently asked questions
- What specific AI models does Tradeify use for agent development?
- Tradeify utilizes a range of leading AI models, including Anthropic, OpenAI, and Google Vertex AI (Gemini). They are also open to using multi-provider failover solutions like OpenRouter and Cloudflare AI Gateway, indicating a flexible and robust approach to model selection.
- What are the key responsibilities for an Agentic Coder at Tradeify?
- As an Agentic Coder at Tradeify, you will design and build multi-step AI agents for complex workflows, develop high-performing RAG pipelines, create durable background processing systems, build internal dashboards and admin tools, and implement evaluation harnesses for model performance. You'll also serve as the technical bridge between LLMs, APIs, databases, and product features.
- What is Tradeify's stance on using AI in their trading platform?
- AI is a first-class priority at Tradeify, not an afterthought. The company is heavily investing in agentic workflows, intelligent tooling, and AI-powered trader support, offering significant opportunities for engineers to work on genuinely interesting and impactful projects.
- What is the expected technical proficiency for an Agentic Coder at Tradeify?
- Tradeify seeks engineers with deep, daily experience using AI, particularly LLMs and agent frameworks. Proficiency in Python 3.12, TypeScript, FastAPI, LangGraph, and cloud platforms like AWS is essential. Experience with vector databases, workflow orchestration, and observability tools is also crucial.
- How does Tradeify measure success for an Agentic Coder?
- Success is measured by tangible contributions within the first 30, 60, and 90 days. This includes shipping production agentic workflows, owning and operating meaningful systems, running eval sets, and proactively identifying AI opportunities. Long-term success involves becoming the go-to expert for new LLM capabilities and building relied-upon systems.
- What kind of trading experience is beneficial for this role at Tradeify?
- While not strictly required, understanding trading or trading platforms is highly beneficial. This knowledge accelerates empathy with Tradeify's users and allows for more effective development of AI-powered solutions that address real-world trading challenges.
- What technologies are central to Tradeify's AI development stack?
- Key technologies include Python 3.12 with FastAPI, TypeScript with Bun/Turborepo, LangGraph for agent frameworks, Anthropic/OpenAI/Google Vertex AI APIs, pgvector for vector databases, and BullMQ with Redis for workflow orchestration. AWS is also a core infrastructure component.