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# Agentic Application Developer

- **Company:** Agriland FS
- **Location:** Winterset, IA, United States
- **Contract:** Permanent contract
- **Skills:** HTML, JavaScript (Programming Language), Test Suite, Artificial Intelligence, Amazon Web Services, Amazon Cloudfront, Amazon S3, Applications Architecture, Cascading Style Sheets (CSS), Cloud Engineering, Code Review, Continuous Integration, Information Engineering, Data Infrastructure, Software Debugging, Amazon DynamoDB, Python (Programming Language), Salesforce.Com, Apex Code, Delivery Pipeline, AI Coding Agents, Agentic-AI, Git, Drilldown, Front End Software Development, Functional Programming, Api Gateway, Software Version Control, Serverless Computing
- **Published:** October 26, 2026
- **Apply:** https://www.indeed.com/viewjob?jk=076b43fe414f86be

## About the Role

* Development Foundation: Working knowledge of JavaScript, HTML, and CSS, plus exposure to Python or Apex. Coursework, personal projects, and professional experience all count.
 * Cloud-Native Mindset: Curiosity about consumption-based cloud platforms and how serverless applications are designed, built, and paid for. Exposure to any commercial platform (Salesforce or comparable) is helpful but not required; we would rather teach a platform than unteach config-only habits.
 * AI Fluency: Comfort using AI coding assistants in a real development workflow: prompting effectively, reviewing generated code critically, and iterating rather than accepting output blindly.
 * Finisher's Instinct: Energy for the unglamorous last mile: testing, deployment, documentation, and follow-through until users are actually using the thing.
 * Strong Communication: Ability to explain technical tradeoffs to non-technical stakeholders and build trust across the business.
 * Range: A refusal to be boxed into one discipline; you are curious about how the whole system fits together, not just your corner of it.

## Description

* AWS Applications: Build, test, and deploy custom applications on our AWS serverless stack (Lambda, S3 and CloudFront, DynamoDB, API Gateway) as the core of the ELEVATE suite.
 * Commercial Platforms: Contribute to the systems the business runs on today where code is needed, including Lightning Web Components in Salesforce, without making any single vendor's platform your identity.
 * AI-Accelerated Workflow: Use AI assistants to prototype quickly, generate and critically review code, write test suites, and document components as you go.
 * Bug Resolution: Troubleshoot and resolve bugs in existing components and applications, learning the codebase by fixing it.

Phase 2: Delivery Ownership (Ramping around Month 6+)

 * Path to Production: Own the road from working code to production: Git-based version control, code review, deployment pipelines, and closing out the last 10% that gets nearly finished work over the finish line.
 * Requirements Translation: Partner with stakeholders to translate operational pain points into structured user stories, technical requirements, and working solutions.
 * Release Discipline: Help formalize and enforce our review-and-deploy process as more people across the company gain build access.
 * Reusable Foundations: Contribute to a growing library of reusable components and patterns across the ELEVATE suite, so the next build is faster than the last.

Phase 3: Expanding the Stack (Growing into the Platform)

 * Data Engineering: Go deeper on ATLAS: pipelines, warehousing, and the analytics layer that runs the business.
 * Platform Engineering: Take on infrastructure, CI/CD, monitoring, and the deployment machinery itself.
 * Agentic Development: Push past code assistance into agents, automation, and AI-native ways of working, and bring what you learn back to the team.

Where This Role Grows

We build our own applications, and we view early-career development as the launching pad for long-term technical and professional growth. As you advance past your first year, your trajectory can evolve into:

 * End-to-End Product Ownership: Owning an application from roadmap through stakeholders, build, deployment, and user adoption, not just tickets.
 * Delivery Leadership: Becoming the team's authority on how software ships: pipelines, environments, and release standards for everything we build.
 * Specialized Career Tracks: Deep-diving further into serverless application architecture, data platform engineering on ATLAS, or front-end craft and user experience across the ELEVATE suite.