Vetcove Staff Developer Experience Engineer at Vetcove builds tools, infrastructure, and workflows to accelerate software development using AI and automation. This role focuses on improving developer productivity and deployment reliability.
Responsibilities
Build the development workflow you’d want to join a company to use. Rethink how we go from an idea to working software with AI at every step.
Put coding agents to work. Give them the context, tools, environments, and feedback loops to take on increasingly ambitious tasks.
Make CI and deployments fly. Own the path from code change to production and relentlessly cut slow tests, flaky builds, manual steps, and unnecessary waiting.
Turn repetitive engineering work into automations. Build agents and workflows for triage, code review, testing, documentation, releases, and whatever else should stop eating engineering time.
Give everyone at Vetcove the power to build. Set up the connections, infrastructure, and deployment paths that let non-engineering teams create and maintain their own apps and automations.
Find and introduce tools that change how we work. Experiment with new models, coding agents, and developer infrastructure, bring the best into Vetcove, and own the rollout so the whole team benefits.
Make the fastest path a reliable one. Build testing, permissions, sandboxing, and observability into our workflows so people and agents can move quickly with confidence.
Get the team building differently. Work alongside engineers, share what’s working, and make better ways of building easy to adopt.
Own the impact. Find the biggest bottlenecks across our team, remove them, and measure whether we’re shipping faster with less friction.
A deep conviction that AI is changing software engineering, backed by hands-on experience using coding agents and building AI-powered workflows.
Strong software engineering fundamentals and experience designing, shipping, and operating production systems.
Experience improving CI/CD, testing infrastructure, development environments, or internal tooling, with a track record of making other engineers more productive.
