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Armory

Software Engineer - AI Platform

New York CityfulltimemidAdded 1 month ago

About this role

Join a founding team building autonomous agent networks for US healthcare. You'll design core infrastructure powering multi-agent orchestration, from runtime engines to federated interoperability protocols, with the autonomy and ownership typically reserved for senior engineers.

What you'll do

  • Design and build agent runtime systems including execution engines, task scheduling, state management, and exception handling
  • Architect multi-agent coordination pipelines that process clinical documents, voice, and multimodal healthcare data
  • Develop federated interoperability protocols enabling cross-entity collaboration while enforcing data residency
  • Create developer-facing APIs, SDKs, and workflow primitives for internal and external team deployment
  • Own subsystems end-to-end with full autonomy and accountability
  • Deploy cutting-edge AI models into production systems

What they're looking for

  • Production software engineering (2+ years)
  • Distributed systems design and fault tolerance
  • Agent systems and orchestration architecture
  • API and SDK design
  • Applied AI and model deployment
  • State machines and message guarantees
  • Multimodal data processing
  • Healthcare domain understanding (preferred)

Benefits

  • Top-of-market cash compensation
  • Significant founding-team equity
  • Extreme ownership and autonomy over subsystems
  • Flat organizational structure
  • Mission-driven work in healthcare
  • In-office collaboration in New York City
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Armory

Armory builds autonomous agent networks designed for the US healthcare industry, focusing on multi-agent orchestration infrastructure and federated interoperability. The company is hiring engineers to design core systems and runtime engines that power these autonomous networks.

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Likely interview questions

  • Walk us through a production system you shipped end-to-end. What was the hardest part of moving it from working to deployed, and how did you handle it?
  • Describe your experience with distributed systems concepts like state management, fault tolerance, or message ordering. Have you had to debug any of these in production?
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