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AI Product Engineer - ClickStack
AI / ML Engineer
• Remote
• Vollzeit
• 📍 Germany (remote)
AI Product Engineer role at ClickHouse building agentic capabilities on top of ClickStack, a petabyte-scale open-source observability platform (logs, metrics, traces, session replays). The focus is on agents that investigate incidents, propose root causes, and improve developer experience. You own the agent stack end-to-end in production, including context engineering, tool design, evals, tracing, and cost.
Responsibilities
- ▹Build agents that investigate incidents, surface anomalies, and answer 'why is production broken?' using ClickStack as their substrate
- ▹Write reusable skills (not just prompts) capturing how the team debugs, finds root causes, writes ClickHouse queries, and runs incident response
- ▹Own the agent stack end-to-end: context engineering, tool design, evals, tracing, and cost in production
- ▹Build MCP servers, SDKs, and integrations so customers' agents can read telemetry, take action, and stay observable
- ▹Work in the open with OSS contributors and customers, debugging their problems and feeding learnings back into the product
- ▹Tackle hard problems: latency, cost, context window limits, eval coverage, and hallucinations on real telemetry
Requirements
- ▹5+ years of software engineering experience, including 1-2 years on LLM-powered systems or agents in production
- ▹Strong backend skills in TypeScript/Node.js and/or Python, comfortable in both
- ▹Hands-on experience building agents: multi-step tool use, planning, memory, error recovery
- ▹Experience designing skills (Markdown-based workflow encoding)
- ▹Production mindset: p99 latency, cost per task, long-term reliability
Nice to have
- ▹Experience wiring up MCP servers
- ▹Strong sense of good developer experience (DX) and developer tooling
- ▹Experience hitting and solving limits of generic copilots in production
Soft skills
Fast execution and frequent shippingComfort with ambiguity and ownershipStrong opinions on agent architecture from experienceLearning from failures
Languages: angol