Dynamo AI
Senior Full Stack Engineer, Agentic Security

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About the Role
You'll build and own the production systems behind Agent Warden – the backend services, frontend dashboards, CLIs, and deployment infrastructure that make the product work end-to-end. You'll ship features fast, keep things simple, and make the systems reliable enough for enterprise customers to depend on. You can see what we're building here.
This is a full-stack, backend-heavy role with a strong agentic development philosophy. We develop using AI-assisted workflows (Cursor, Claude Code, agent skills) as a first-class part of how we build software—not as an afterthought. You'll be expected to be highly productive in this mode of working.
Responsibilities
In this role, you will:
- Own end-to-end backend services – APIs, data pipelines, shared libraries, and ML-adjacent packages (Python, FastAPI, NestJS)
- Build frontend dashboards and UIs with clean DOM rendering, efficient state management, and solid UX principles (React, TypeScript)
- Design and work with data models and migrations (PostgreSQL) and caching layers (Redis)
- Contribute to CI/CD and deployment infrastructure (Dockerfiles, Helm charts, GitHub Actions, Kubernetes, AWS) and own release cycles end-to-end: versioning, binary packaging (PyInstaller), and distribution
- Write and use agent skills, Cursor rules, and structured AI-assisted workflows as part of your daily development process
- Own quality of what you ship: unit tests, latency tests, performance benchmarks, load tests, and debugging production issues
- Collaborate closely with the Applied Research team to productionize new capabilities
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Requirements
You might thrive in this role if:
✅ Candidate Must Haves:
- You have strong full-stack experience—you're comfortable building APIs, writing database queries, and shipping React/Next.js UIs
- You've built production services with FastAPI or similar frameworks
- You understand dependency management and packaging—you’re comfortable with uv, pyproject.toml, editable installs, and managing dependency graphs across shared libraries
- You own release cycles end-to-end: versioning, changelogs, binary packaging, and distribution
- You're compatible with infrastructure—Docker, Kubernetes, Helm, GitHub Actions, AWS. You don't need to be a DevOps engineer, but you can navigate Helm charts, debug failed deploys, and tweak environment variables
- You're productive in AI-assisted development—familiar with Cursor, Claude Code, Copilot; skilled at writing structured prompts and leveraging AI for continuous improvement (no sloppy AI agitation).
- You care about code quality, explicit abstractions, and simplicity; you prefer clarity over cleverness
- You have a working knowledge of Git and are comfortable with trunk-based development, rebasing, and clean commit hygiene
- You thrive in ambiguity—requirements evolve, priorities shift, and you’re proactive in solving problems rather than waiting for direction
- You communicate clearly and can own a feature end-to-end—from requirement understanding to deployment


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⚡ Nice-to-Haves (but always appreciated):
- Experience building clean, intuitive CLIs with strong argument parsing, help text, and user-friendly error handling
- Experience with Model Context Protocol (MCP)—building or understanding MCP servers/clients and LLM tool interactions
- Familiarity with Redis Streams, event-driven architectures, or real-time data pipelines
- Experience with ArgoCD, GitOps workflows, or managing multi-environment deployments
- Interest in AI security—understanding how agentic systems can be exploited and defensive mechanisms
Benefits
- Competitive salary + equity, so you share in the company’s upward trajectory
- Work at the forefront of AI security, defining a new category in innovation
- Remote-friendly, with a preference for candidates based in Amsterdam, Paris, Poland, New York, or San Francisco
- Fully funded team retreats every 8 weeks
- Health insurance allowance for you and dependents
- Wellbeing, learning, and home office allowances, to support health, growth, and setup customisation
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