Software Engineer II, AI Developer Experience

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Responsibilities

• ▹Build and maintain internal engineering tooling that improves builder flow and reduces friction across the company
• ▹Help support adoption of AI agentic coding tools through documentation, automation, and guidance
• ▹Contribute to the development and operation of internally facing agents
• ▹Help implement developer workflows, including guardrails and evaluation approaches for safe adoption of new tooling
• ▹Support the development and operation of the internal agent platform
• ▹Partner with teams across Engineering, Product, Sales, and G&A to identify where AI could accelerate their work
• ▹Contribute to measurement and feedback loops (usage, reliability, cost, cycle time) to quantify impact and guide iteration
• ▹Help maintain documentation and enablement materials supporting builders
• ▹Participate in on-call to support internal users

Requirements

• ▹Solid software engineering fundamentals, with some experience contributing to production-quality internal platforms or developer tooling
• ▹Familiarity with modern agentic coding tools such as Codex and Claude Code
• ▹Proficiency in one or more programming languages commonly used at Temporal (Go, TypeScript/JavaScript, Python, or Java)
• ▹Experience building or contributing to workflow automation or internal tools (CLI tools, services, GitHub automation, cloud automation, or similar)
• ▹Good judgment about when to standardize versus when to enable flexibility, with growing ability to balance friction reduction against reliability
• ▹Comfort working cross-functionally, including with non-traditional developers, and translating their needs into usable solutions
• ▹Ability to use data and qualitative feedback to help prioritize and measure impact
• ▹Clear written communication, including documentation that supports self-service

Nice to have

• ▹Exposure to building internal agents or supporting an agent platform
• ▹Familiarity with developer productivity measurement frameworks such as SPACE and DORA metrics