Software Engineer
ServiceTitan is building the Agent OS for the trades: a shared platform that powers role-specific AI experiences across Atlas, field, office, voice, mobile, and future product surfaces.
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ServiceTitan is building the Agent OS for the trades: a shared platform that powers role-specific AI experiences across Atlas, field, office, voice, mobile, and future product surfaces.
This is not a collection of chatbots. Agent OS is the runtime, context, memory, action, trust, and evaluation layer that lets AI agents help contractors run their businesses safely, observably, and at enterprise scale.
We are looking for a Senior Engineering Manager to lead a small, hands-on AI platform team building the core Agent OS. This is a builder-manager role. The right person can lead engineers, shape architecture, make high-quality technical decisions, and stay close enough to the work to unblock design, implementation, debugging, evaluation, and production delivery.
This is not a pure people-management, AI strategy, or research leadership role. We need someone who can earn credibility with senior engineers by improving the technical work, not just coordinating it. We do not expect one person to have built every part of an agent platform before. We do expect strong engineering judgment, production scars, hands-on curiosity, and the ability to learn fast while making high-quality technical decisions.
What You’ll Build
You will lead a compact AI platform engineering team responsible for foundational Agent OS capabilities, including:
Agent runtime and workflow execution: role-specific agents, planning, tool use, delegation, pause/resume, long-running workflows, durable checkpoints, and failure recovery.
Context and memory systems: retrieval, tenant-aware memory, transcripts, artifacts, tool results, provenance, freshness, and replayable evidence.
Capability platform: reusable domain capabilities that combine prompts, tools, context requirements, policies, evals, rollout controls, ownership, and rollback expectations.
Action and trust layer: typed action contracts, scoped permissions, business precondition checks, approval flows, reversibility, idempotency, audit trails, and human-in-the-loop controls.
Evaluation and observability harness: offline and online evals, scenario libraries, simulation, trajectory review, regression detection, quality metrics, cost/latency telemetry, and autonomy promotion gates.
ServiceTitan integration: secure access to systems of record, governed data sources, domain context, Atlas integration, and role-specific agent experiences for owners, CSRs, dispatchers, technicians, managers, accountants, and back-office teams.
What You’ll Do
Lead the team through architecture, implementation, production launch, and fast iteration.
Stay hands-on: review designs and code, inspect traces, debug production behavior, evaluate prototypes, and help engineers make pragmatic tradeoffs.
Translate Agent OS strategy into concrete platform slices that ship quickly without creating one-off agent implementations.
Posted July 24, 2026