Software Engineer

About Atira Atira builds the commercial brain for industrials. Our agents 10x the sales engineers of today by offering the complete toolbox of tasks needed in complex environments. They handle everything from extracting and classifying requirements from incoming RFQs, orchestrating communication and information retrieval across multiple stakeholders and systems, while generating outcomes like documentation, production system inputs, or configuration recommendations. CRM. Atira. ERP. We are one of the fastest growing teams in Munich and are looking for you to join us! Why engineers are the foundation of everything Atira ships As a software engineer at Atira, you will work on the systems that make frontier AI usable in production: The platform, integrations, and infrastructure that let agents operate reliably inside complex industrial environments, and you'll touch the AI pipelines and harnesses themselves whenever the problem demands it. The backbone you build handles thousands of concurrent workflows, processes documents with thousands of pages, scales to millions of concurrent LLM requests, and writes back into the SAP, Salesforce, and PLM systems our customers run on. Misreading or wrongly interpreting a spec can cost a manufacturer six figures, so the challenges are real and the margin for error is thin. Where you trained matters less than what you've built and how honestly you can describe what broke. Atira is at a stage where you must own problems end to end, because what you ship today is what our customers use tomorrow. What you will do Build full-stack features, infrastructure and AI pipelines: You’ll design, implement and optimise across our entire stack: From building new functionality in close collaboration with forward-deployed engineers and customers to scaling and optimising our infrastructure across core and AI systemsOwn the platform the agents run on. The backend services, APIs, queues, and infrastructure that let agents execute reliably across thousands of concurrent customer workflowsUnlock industrial scale. 1000s page inbounds, excel pricing lists, technical drawings, CAD files, ERP tables, configurator rules - industrials live in multi-modal, data heavy environments where reliability is crucial. You will be responsible to continuously scale our systems and infrastructure: 1000s of users, high-throughput ETL pipelines, millions of concurrent LLM requests, tenant-isolated environments with no silent failures, cost blowouts, or latency explosionsOwn the integrations layer and enterprise infrastructure. Industrials live in SAP, Salesforce, custom configurators, PLM systems, and other databases. You design the connectors, abstractions, and write-back logic that agents can interact with. Multi-tenancy, enterprise deployments and state-of-the-art IT security measurements includedBuild the developer platform. CI, deployment, dev environments, end2end tests, observability and internal AI tooling. Your work will 10x our development speed and unblock every engineer What we are looking for Ownership, depth, and the instinct to take problems personally, go deep until you understand the system, and own the outcome including the parts that broke. Your profile Real engineering fundamentals. Strong skills in Python, TypeScript, or a comparable language. You can read someone else's production code, understand why it was built that way, and ship changes that don't make it worseSystem design & infrastructure excellence. You understand how to design and build scalable systems from an architecture and infrastructure perspectiveYou've gone further than most with AI-assisted development. Whether it's Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, or your own setup, you've invested seriously in building the skills, context, and workflows to get maximum leverage from coding agents. This isn't a nice-to-have. We think engineers who have mastered this are fundamentally more productive, and we hire accordinglyYou are a strong technical decision maker that knows how to scale systems into millions of calls per day, while being able to explain the pros and cons of every solution. Yes, every solution: there is no free lunchYou’ve demonstrated ownership and initiative: a company you started, a serious open-source contribution, a side project that demand drove to production scale, a role where you owned a technical outcome others would have delegated. We want to see evidence that you build things without being told toDegree in Computer Science, Information Systems, AI, or a related technical field from a strong technical universityFull working proficiency in English. German is not required What you'll get Real ownership: you'll be one of the early team members and shape both product and architecture as well as work closely with customersStrong peers: work with people who have built and shipped AI systems in industrial environments at scale before, and the chance to learn directly from themImpactful work: your code is deployed all across Europe’s and US industrial backbone, affecting how complex products and services are sold and configured worldwideCompetitive salary & equity package and additional benefits including Wellpass, JobRad and company dinnersMost importantly: Collaborate & thrive in a high-performing but caring culture. We will own the industrial sales function but will do so with modesty and integrity What success looks like after a few months You've shipped impactful features and meaningful improvements to the platform, integrations, infrastructure or pipelines that are running in production across multiple customer deploymentsYou own a core system (feature, platform/infrastructure component, integration, observability stack) and the team trusts your judgment on how it should evolveWhen something breaks in production, you can trace issues across services, databases, queues, and third-party systems, and fix them end to endYou've built internal tooling or developer-experience improvements that made FDEs and AI engineers measurably fasterYour architectural decisions have held up under real load and you can explain the tradeoffs you made and what you'd do differently