Databricks — AI Agent / Agentic Engineer jobs
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AI Agent / Agentic Engineers build autonomous systems that plan, use tools, and act — LLM-powered agents that go beyond chat to do real work. It's one of the newest and fastest-moving engineering specialties of the AI era. This board aggregates open agentic / AI-agent roles daily from company ATS feeds and links to the original posting.
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Sr. Product Marketing Manager, Lakewatch & Agentic AppsDatabricks · Mountain View, California; New York City, New York; San Francisco, California$163–224k 2026-07-27
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Staff Software Engineer, Agentic ApplicationsDatabricks · Mountain View, California$198–272k 2026-07-24
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Staff Product Manager, Agentic AI ApplicationsDatabricks · Mountain View, California; San Francisco, California$172–236k 2026-07-24
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Sr. Engineering Manager - Agentic Service PlatformDatabricks · Mountain View, California$228–314k 2026-07-24
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Sr. Staff Fullstack Engineer, Agentic ApplicationsDatabricks · Mountain View, California$192–260k 2026-07-24
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Staff Fullstack Engineer, Agentic ApplicationsDatabricks · Mountain View, California$192–260k 2026-07-24
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Sr Software Engineer, Agentic ApplicationsDatabricks · Mountain View, California$192–260k 2026-07-24
AI Agent / Agentic Engineer — FAQ
- What is an AI Agent / Agentic Engineer?
- An engineer who builds LLM-powered agents that reason, call tools and APIs, and execute multi-step tasks autonomously — work spanning agent frameworks, tool use, retrieval, evaluation, and orchestration.
- What skills do agentic roles need?
- Strong software engineering plus hands-on LLM experience: function/tool calling, RAG, evals, and agent frameworks (LangChain, LlamaIndex, or custom orchestration), with an eye for reliability.
- How is it different from ML engineering?
- Agentic work is less about training models and more about composing LLMs, tools, and control flow into dependable autonomous systems.