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CoderCoder’s self-hosted Agentic Development Environment (ADE) is the foundation for deploying agentic AI in the enterprise. It provides a secure, standardized, and governed workspace to deploy autonomous coding agents alongside human developers, accelerating innovation while maintaining control and compliance. Coder's isolated, policy-driven environments improve productivity, cut cloud costs, and reduce data risks. Developers transition to AI at their own pace using their own tools. Platform and security teams can govern, audit, and manage a great developer experience at scale.
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All positions are fully remote in the countries listed unless otherwise specified.
[1] Revenue Workflow Engineer - US
[2] Software Engineer (AI Governance) - UK/Ireland/Poland
[3] Security Engineer (Infrastructure) - US/Canada
[4] Senior Security Engineer (IT) - UK/Ireland/Poland
[5] Developer Relations Engineer - US
[6] Forward Deployed Engineering Manager - US
[7] Senior Forward Deployed Engineer - US/Canada
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