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Our Engineering team builds the AI systems that power how brands run their businesses on Klaviyo. We move fast, ship in production, and hold a high bar for what "AI-native" actually means: systems that make real judgment calls, not demos.
The Customer Agent team is one of the newest and most ambitious groups in that org, based in Boston and working in-office: we're building a conversational AI system that lets brands serve their own customers at a scale no human support team could match. We're still small enough that one engineer’s work visibly shapes how the whole platform evolves. We're past the demo stage: the team ships changes against live customer traffic, measures quality with real evaluation frameworks, and treats reliability as a product feature, not an afterthought.
About the Role:
As a Staff Engineer, you'll set the technical and product direction for a core area of Customer Agent end to end, building a 0-to-1 agentic product with the speed and ownership of a startup, backed by the scale and resources of one of the most innovative tech companies on the East Coast, while staying hands-on with the hardest problems yourself. This is a lead-level role, with a wide footprint across our agentic product - from orchestration to governance - that grows based on where the product is when you join. We're looking for an engineer who owns complex, ambiguous problems, who has built, scaled, and supported a production agentic system through everything that comes after the demo, and who up-levels the people, process, and technology around them.
How You'll Make an Impact:
Set the technical and product direction for a core area of Customer Agent, from architecture through production, and contribute to the direction of the platform overall.
Take on the hardest technical problems in your area: orchestration, evaluation, guardrails, memory & context, failure handling for non-deterministic systems.
Write and ship code, review designs, and make the hard calls in your area when there’s no obvious right answer.
Define patterns that other engineers adopt, and mentor through design reviews rather than direct management.
Partner with product, design, data science, and go-to-market leaders to shape what gets built, not just how it’s built.
Evaluate emerging AI technologies and bring the ones worth betting on into production.
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Also hiring in London, United Kingdom, San Francisco, United States, Denver, United States and 3 more places
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