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Senior Agentic Operations Engineer

Arizona State UniversityScottsdale, AZFull-time$78,000.00 – $120,000.00 per year; DOE

This engineer will help establish ASU’s new Agentic Operations capability, developing AI-driven tools that improve the reliability of university systems. The work spans telemetry collection, anomaly detection, secure orchestration, identity controls, audited runbooks, and rollback mechanisms, with the opportunity to specialize in monitoring or remediation. The role also contributes to standards for access, logging, escalation, and gradually increasing agent autonomy based on demonstrated safety. It involves close collaboration with system owners, security partners, and other technology teams, as well as peer review of agent designs before release. The position suits an experienced software or infrastructure engineer who enjoys exploratory work, learns quickly, and can balance innovation with operational discipline and inclusive teamwork.

Requirements

Bachelor’s degree and five years of relevant experience, or equivalent preparationHands-on experience with LLMs or agent-based systems and their operational risksStrong Python development skills, including asynchronous programming, typing, and testingExperience with cloud infrastructure, preferably AWS, and Terraform or OpenTofuKnowledge of observability, telemetry, anomaly detection, secure automation, or IAM/RBACFamiliarity with SRE practices and comfort helping establish processes in an ambiguous environment
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Tempe public university with AI degrees, the MacroTechnology Works chip research hub, robotics programs and autonomous vehicle research.

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