Senior Software Engineer II (AI Enablement)

Primary Duties:

• Own and extend the MCP Gateway and connector platform. Build and harden MCP server integrations (Glean, Slack, Jira, Snowflake, Salesforce, Monday, Tableau, Databricks and beyond) on the gateway; own auth, scopes, tenancy, rate limiting, and read/write policy enforcement for non-BAA tools; partner with Security and platform owners on safe-by-default access paths. 
• Own the distribution layer, run the marketplace publishing pipeline: versioning, CI/CD, plugin PR review, release hygiene, and the developer tooling sync processes. Build and maintain shared plugins, skills, hooks, and Spec-Driven Development tooling consumed across PTA teams, plus the authorship guides that let other teams contribute without hand-holding.
• Own platform observability, model-gateway configuration, and cost attribution. Extend the usage-rollup and telemetry pipeline so adoption, tool-call health, and inference spend are attributable by team, workload, and model. Define model routing and build the benchmarks and harness/evaluations that let Aledade choose models on evidence. 
• Extend the agent output and collaboration surface. Build out infrastructure to support mapping agent outputs into a browsable, searchable, commentable surface, discovery and tagging, per-viewer engagement instrumentation, comments, expiry, and share notifications.
• Enablement and platform stewardship. Run office hours and brownbags as a practitioner; mentor engineers on agentic-coding and plugin-authorship patterns; triage and dedupe inbound feature requests; carry on-call for marketplace-published artifacts and gateway availability.    

Minimum Qualifications:

BS/BTech (or higher) in Computer Science, Engineering or a related field.

5+ years professional software engineering experience.

Production ownership of a backend service or developer platform. API gateway, service proxy, SDK/CLI, internal developer platform, or comparable, including its auth model, release process, and operational health.

Strong production experience in at least one modern application stack (Python, TypeScript/Node, Go, or similar) and modern CI/CD.

Hands-on experience with authentication and authorization for machine-to-machine traffic (OAuth2, OIDC, M2M credentials, token scoping, secret management).

Demonstrated experience instrumenting a system you own; metrics, structured logging, tracing, or usage analytics, and using that data to drive a decision.

Direct hands-on experience with one or more agentic coding tools in a production or near-production setting (Claude Code, Cursor, Cody, Copilot agents, Aider, or equivalent).

Strong written communication: comfortable producing documentation, runbooks, and educational artifacts for engineers who weren't in the room.

Preferred KSAs:

Experience authoring or maintaining MCP (Model Context Protocol) servers, Claude Code plugins, skills, hooks, or comparable LLM-tooling integrations.

Experience running an LLM gateway or inference proxy in production (LiteLLM, Bedrock, vLLM, or similar) — routing, fallback, caching, quota, and cost attribution.

Experience building evaluation harnesses or benchmarks for LLM systems, including A/B comparison of prompts, tools, or model versions.

Experience operating a package registry, plugin ecosystem, or extension marketplace — publishing pipelines, semantic versioning, compatibility, and deprecation.

Background in healthcare technology, HIPAA-regulated environments, or PHI-handling systems; familiarity with BAA and data-residency constraints on third-party tooling.

Familiarity with Aledade's stack (Python/FastAPI, Vue/TypeScript, Postgres, AWS, Auth0, Datadog, Sumo Logic) is a plus but not required.

Comfort across the full stack (frontend/backend/infra) — platform work at this stage doesn't honor team boundaries.

Experience as an early engineer on a platform whose users are internal colleagues, where adoption has to be earned rather than mandated.

Physical Requirements:

Sitting for prolonged periods of time. Extensive use of computers and keyboard. Occasional walking and lifting may be required.