Join Decagon as an Agent Deployment Engineer to build and scale enterprise-quality AI agents for strategic customers.
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Role intensity
70% hands-on coding
AI in the day-to-day
Agent Deployment Engineers will work on AI agent builds, ensuring performance and reliability across various customer interactions.
Requirements
Not disclosed in this posting: visa sponsorship.
Benefits
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The Agent Deployment Engineer at Decagon is responsible for the comprehensive execution of AI agent builds for enterprise clients, ensuring that these agents meet high standards of performance and reliability. This role requires a strong technical background, including coding and API integration skills, as well as experience in customer-facing positions. Ideal candidates are those with a minimum of five years in technical roles who thrive in fast-paced environments and can effectively communicate with senior stakeholders. Decagon emphasizes a collaborative approach, working closely with various teams to refine and enhance their AI agent platform.
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About the Team
Over the past few years, development of LLMs has evolved at a rapid pace. It’s not enough for our customers to just “set it and forget it” when it comes to AI software. Truly successful AI Agents require hands-on execution, rigorous iteration, and deep technical delivery to reach enterprise-grade performance.
We’re creating an Agent Deployment Engineering Org: a specialized technical delivery team responsible for end-to-end execution of AI agent builds. Agent Deployment Engineers own the hands-on work required to deliver best-in-class agents—writing and configuring key components, validating integrations, and ensuring agents perform reliably at scale. This team brings greater specialization and focus to build quality. Agent Deployment Engineers are technical and customer-facing: you’ll interface with senior technical stakeholders on the customer side while also going deep on agent configuration and build execution.
About the Role
As an Agent Deployment Engineer, you will be responsible for end-to-end execution of AI agent builds for strategic customers. This is a highly technical delivery role where you will own the implementation work required to launch and scale enterprise-quality agents—partnering with customers and internal teams to define success, translate requirements into build plans, and deliver agents that meaningfully impact the customer’s business.
You’ll work closely with Agent PMs, Agent Success, Engineering, and GTM teams to create tight feedback loops: executing builds, surfacing gaps, and influencing the evolution of Decagon’s agent-building platform based on real customer needs. This role is ideal for someone who thrives in fast-moving environments, enjoys shipping customer-facing technical work, and can balance hands-on execution with structured thinking.
In this role, you will
Own end-to-end architecture and execution of AI agent builds for enterprise customers, from systems design and initial scoping through implementation, evaluation, and production deployment.
Design and engineer the core agentic logic governing agent behavior, applying engineering principles to optimize quality, reliability, and correctness across non-deterministic model outputs.
Engineer and validate layered guardrails and supervisory controls to ensure safe, compliant, and predictable agent performance across real-world scenarios.
Architect, build, and test integrations with customer systems (e.g., data pipelines, CRMs, ticketing systems), including building the tools, APIs, and workflows needed for reliable deployments at scale.
Interface with senior technical stakeholders at customers to define success criteria and system requirements, and drive technical delivery against timelines.
Diagnose, debug, and resolve both probabilistic and technical failures through root-cause analysis of execution traces, error logs, and model behavior.
Design evaluation and regression-testing frameworks to validate agent behavior against ground truth and guard against performance drift.
Translate customer needs into clear internal documentation and run tight feedback loops with Engineering to drive platform improvements.
Partner closely with APMs, Engineering, Design, and Go-To-Market teams to deliver consistent, repeatable, best-in-class agent builds.
Your background looks something like this
Have 5+ years of relevant experience in a technical customer-facing role (e.g., solutions engineering, forward-deployed engineering, technical consulting, implementation engineering, technical product/PM, or similar).
Strong technical foundation: comfortable writing code, working with APIs, and building/validating integrations end-to-end.
Experience delivering production-grade customer solutions that require structured execution, testing/validation, and iteration.
Ability to communicate clearly with senior technical stakeholders, translate requirements into implementation plans, and drive delivery.
Comfort working in fast-moving, ambiguous environments where you shape solutions as much as you implement them.
Even better if you have
Experience building with or around LLMs / AI agents (prompting, evaluation, guardrails, tooling, workflow design, etc.).
Experience with enterprise SaaS integrations (e.g., ticketing systems, CRM, data pipelines) and associated security/compliance considerations.
A Computer Science, Engineering, or Math degree, or equivalent technical experience.
Strong product instinct: ability to write crisp PRDs, define success metrics, and contribute customer insight back into product roadmap.
Compensation
$200K – $270K AUD • Offers Equity
Medical, Dental, and Vision benefits for you and your family
Life Insurance and Disability Benefits
Retirement Plan (e.g., 401K, pension)
Parental Leave
Fertility and family building benefits through Carrot
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