Junior Agentic Developer

Mad Devs
UK
12 days ago

Role details

Contract type
Permanent contract
Employment type
Full-time (> 32 hours)
Experience level
Starter
Experience required
6 years minimum
Working hours
Regular working hours
Languages
English, Russian
Job source

Tech stack

Clean Code Principles JavaScript (Programming Language) Artificial Intelligence C++ (Programming Language) Software Quality Code Review Continuous Integration Relational Databases Cursor (Graphical User Interface Elements) Software Debugging Linux Github
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Python (Programming Language) PostgreSQL Open Source Technology Commercial Software Software Tools Software Project Management Software Systems TypeScript GitHub Copilot Gitlab Git Free and Open-Source Software Code Restructuring Docker

Job description

Mad Devs is looking for a Junior Agentic Developer to help improve the technical health of internal engineering projects using AI-powered development workflows and our internal platform, Enji Guard. #LINKD JavaScript AI Tool Python C++ AI

What will need to do:

  • Work on internal Mad Devs projects and engineering tools
  • Investigate engineering issues identified by Enji Guard
  • Analyze unfamiliar codebases and understand existing technical constraints
  • Use AI coding agents to implement improvements
  • Review, test, refactor, and debug AI-generated code
  • Improve code quality, reliability, maintainability, documentation, testing, CI/CD, and production readiness
  • Prepare and merge pull requests
  • Collaborate with mentors and engineering teams through code reviews, technical discussions, and feedback sessions.

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Requirements

  • 6+ months of commercial software development or equivalent hands-on experience demonstrated through personal, freelance, academic, or open-source projects
  • Experience using AI coding agents (such as Codex, Claude Code, Cursor, GitHub Copilot, or similar tools) in at least one substantial software project
  • Experience with at least one of the following programming languages: Python, JavaScript/TypeScript, or C++
  • A GitHub, GitLab repository, or another project that demonstrates your work
  • Working knowledge of Git and pull requests
  • Basic experience working with Linux, Docker, and relational databases such as PostgreSQL
  • Familiarity with software quality practices, including testing, debugging, refactoring, and writing maintainable code
  • Basic understanding of CI/CD concepts and modern software development workflows
  • The ability to clearly explain: what the AI generated, what decisions you made, etc.
  • Language Proficiency: English at B2-C1 level, Russian at B2 level.

It will be a plus:

  • Open-source contributions
  • Experience with CI/CD pipelines
  • Deployed public projects
  • Experience fixing bugs in unfamiliar codebases
  • Hackathon, bootcamp, or competitive programming achievements
  • Your own product, startup, automation, or tool that creates measurable value.

Benefits & conditions

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