50K–79K EUR / year
Senior AI Software Engineer
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Published on 2026-09-29
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About this role
Build and scale AI agents, including real-time voice agents, and the LLM-powered products around them. Own architecture across the agents, voice pipeline, and production platform, with a focus on reliability, throughput, and safe integration into healthcare workflows.
About the company
Sword Health is a digital musculoskeletal care company that helps employers and health plans deliver AI-powered physical therapy and related care programs.
Stack
PythonSQLLLMsGCP
What you'll do
- Design, deliver, and improve AI agents and LLM-powered products
- Build and scale reliable, high-throughput production backend and platform systems
- Integrate agents into software flows and evaluate new models with benchmarks and evals
- Own architecture and design decisions across agents, voice pipeline, and platform
- Define engineering practices, improve code reviews, and mentor colleagues
What we're looking for
- 4+ years building and operating production software
- Deep expertise in scalable system architecture, production agents, or real-time voice agents
- Working understanding of LLM development and behavior
- Solid experience with Python, SQL, and event-driven design
- Cloud platform experience, ideally GCP
- Experience leading complex projects from ideation through maintenance
- Experience providing technical oversight and mentoring colleagues
- Fluent, confident English communication
Nice to have
- Experience shipping LLM-powered features with observability and evaluations
- Healthcare or other regulated-domain experience
- Experience designing experiments and interpreting results
- Experience serving multiple clients from one codebase
Benefits
- Compensation includes base, variable compensation, and estimated private-company stock option value; additional benefits vary by country
