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BrikMate · 1 week ago

Founding Engineer, Agentic Systems

United States

Full-time

Remote

Senior Level

$140K/yr - $200K/yr

BrikMate is the agentic operating system for commercial real estate, aiming to replace fragmented back-office work with intelligent agents. The Founding Engineer will be responsible for building production AI systems, managing data workflows, and ensuring reliability and efficiency in operations across the portfolio.

Artificial Intelligence (AI)Real EstateSoftware

Responsibilities

Own problems end to end, make architectural decisions, and shape how we build software

Build mass ingest pipeline that onboards entire complex real estate portfolios in days

Create agentic workflows connecting tenants, owners, and property managers

Develop tenant-facing billing, payments, and work order experiences

Design platform architecture for document ingestion, canonical data modeling, async pipelines, and workflow execution

Qualification

Production AI systemsDistributed systemsSoftware architectureTypeScriptReactPostgresPrismaAsync workersNestJSLLM APIsPrompt designTool invocationState managementTestingFailure-aware designObservabilityCommunicationDecision making

Required

You've built production AI systems. Not prototypes or side projects. Systems that real users depend on

You've worked with agent frameworks (LangGraph, CrewAI, AutoGen) or have strong distributed systems experience and can learn them quickly

You understand prompt design, tool invocation, and state management for long-running workflows

You use AI coding assistants daily

You have strong engineering fundamentals

You know software architecture, understand when to use design patterns and when not to, write code that others can maintain, and ship systems that stay healthy in production through observability, testing, and failure-aware design

You make good decisions, fast

You design from first principles, weigh tradeoffs deliberately, take work from idea through production, communicate technical decisions clearly, and raise the bar through example

You're fluent in this stack: TypeScript, React, Postgres, Prisma (or similar ORM), async workers/job queues, NestJS (or similar), pub/sub systems, LLM APIs