Fluid AI is hiring Python AI Engineer – Autonomous Agents | Remote (India) — Job Update | Vishal Kushwaha
Overview
Fluid AI is hiring for the role of Python Autonomous Agent Engineer to work on the core Fluid AI Agentic Platform, a Python-based platform for building and orchestrating autonomous AI agents. This is a full-time remote position based in India. The role focuses on engineering and developing sophisticated enterprise AI solutions.
Quick Snapshot
| Company | Fluid AI |
| Position | Python AI Engineer – Autonomous Agents |
| Location | Remote (India) |
| Job Type | Full-time |
| Experience | 0-5 years |
Eligibility & Qualification
- 0–5 years of software development experience
Required Skills
- Strong Python programming skills
- Good understanding of data structures, algorithms, and software engineering fundamentals
- Familiarity with REST APIs and backend development
- Strong debugging and problem-solving skills
- Curiosity to learn and build cutting-edge AI systems
- Good to Have: FastAPI, AsyncIO, or similar Python frameworks
- Good to Have: Docker, Kubernetes, Linux, or cloud platforms
- Good to Have: Experience with LLMs, MCP, LangGraph, LangChain, CrewAI, or other agent frameworks
- Good to Have: Knowledge of distributed systems or workflow orchestration
- Good to Have: Experience contributing to open-source projects or building personal AI projects
Key Responsibilities
- Develop new capabilities for the Fluid AI Agentic Platform
- Design and implement autonomous agent architectures and orchestration capabilities
- Build platform components using Python
- Improve the scalability, performance, reliability, and developer experience of the platform
- Design reusable frameworks for AI workflows, memory, tools, integrations, and multi-agent collaboration
- Build integrations with enterprise systems, APIs, databases, and external services
- Work with modern LLMs, RAG pipelines, vector databases, and AI infrastructure
- Contribute to architecture discussions and help shape the future direction of the platform