Engineering - Agentic AI Engineer (Junior)

Aline is the bridge between senior care and technology, built to strengthen connection where it matters most. Our all-in-one platform brings together sales, marketing, operations, and engagement tools, empowering senior living communities to work smarter, communicate clearly, and deliver care with heart.

Rooted in industry expertise and born from the merger of leading solutions, Aline serves as a unifying force across the senior care space. We help communities across the country streamline processes, enhance resident and family engagement, and stay aligned through every stage of care.

That’s why everything we build is designed to support stronger collaboration, seamless workflows, and more meaningful experiences for residents, families, and care teams alike. We are looking for a motivated and technically sharp Junior Agentic (AI) Engineer to join Aline ’s engineering team.

This entry-level role is designed for engineers with 1–5 years of experience — or strong recent graduates — who have a genuine interest in building production-grade agentic systems for enterprise workflows.

You will work directly with customers and cross-functional teams to design, build, and ship AI-powered features that improve outcomes for senior living communities.

From architecting multi-agent workflows to owning the retrieval and eval stack, you will gain hands-on experience across the full AI product lifecycle — with a focus on reliability, compliance, and measurable impact.

Responsibilities

Agentic Systems & Orchestration Build and deploy agentic systems for enterprise workflows — design and implement AI agents (and multi-agent systems) that reason and retrieve data across complex business processes and take action in enterprise systems.

Design and ship multi-step agentic systems — planner/executor, tool-using, multi-agent, and human-in-the-loop — for use cases including onboarding, underwriting, case review, and continuous monitoring. Design orchestration, reasoning, and workflows — archi