Software Engineer - Experienced, Video Management & Agentic Engineering
About this role
What happens when experienced engineers get access to some of the latest agentic development tools, and the mandate to rethink how software is built? We're forming a new team at the Axis Linköping office to find out. If you're a skilled developer who's already pushing the boundaries of agentic engineering and want to do it full time with a team that shares that drive, this role is for you.
Who is your future team?
You'll be part of a newly formed team within R&D Software with a clear product mandate: building video management software for both cloud and on-prem use. What sets the team apart is both the freedom and expectation to continuously explore and push the boundaries of agentic software development as part of how you deliver.
We believe developers who already know how to lead, delegate, and review are those who get the most out of agentic development tools. The team will have significant autonomy in choosing tools, workflows, and agent setups, and we expect every team member to contribute to shaping how we work, not just what we build. We expect team members to not just experiment, but to communicate their findings, the team's learnings should ripple out across the R&D organization.
Responsibilities
- As an Experienced Software Engineer, your job is twofold; deliver high-quality software and continuously push the boundaries of what's possible with agentic engineering. In practice, that means:
- Designing and building well structured, testable, and modular software across the full stack
- Using agents as a core part of your workflow from the start, not just for code completion, but as a starting point for design, implementation, and testing
- Evaluating and experimenting with new tools, prompting strategies, and agent architectures
- Actively communicating findings, failures, and breakthroughs to the wider R&D organization, through demos, write-ups, or lightning talks
- Taking end-to-end responsibility, from idea through development, testing, deployment, and mainte