Software Engineer, SDK

Remote · New York City · Seattle · Full-time · Remote · Posted Oct 8, 2026

At a glance

Braintrust is the agent observability platform. By actively applying intelligence to agent traces and automatically surfacing the most critical patterns, Braintrust gives teams the visibility to understand how agents behave in production and the tools to improve them.
Teams at Notion, Stripe, Box, OpenAI, and Cloudflare use Braintrust to trace their agents, find the issues in their observability data, and run evals that tell them how to improve.

We’re hiring engineers to build the open-source libraries that customers use to observe, understand, and optimize how AI operates inside their production applications.
These SDKs are a critical part of Braintrust’s platform, powering evaluation and observability pipelines across a wide range of environments, frameworks, and AI providers.
You’ll own the full SDK lifecycle: design, implementation, release, documentation, and community support.

Build elegant, idiomatic, and resilient SDKs that power Braintrust’s LLM evaluation and AI observability platform.
Ensure our libraries are easy to use, efficient to run, and a delight to work with, prioritizing developer experience and performance.
Integrate with major AI providers, frameworks, and platforms our customers rely on, such as OpenAI, Anthropic, and Gemini.
Build tools and automation to improve testing, profiling and simplify release workflows.
Collaborate closely with backend, platform, and product teams to ensure a cohesive and polished developer experience.
Be a great community ambassador: talk with our users, understand their issues, help them get their fixes merged and have deep empathy for our users.

Are customer-obsessed and passionate about solving real-world problems for developers.
Have deep expertise in either Javascript, Python, or Go, and understand what it takes to build fast, idiomatic, and reliable libraries in that ecosystem.
Are proficient with the tooling needed to build robust SDKs, such as testing frameworks, profilers, CI/CD pipelines, and packaging systems.
Care deeply about developer experience, from clean APIs and clear docs to thoughtful error handling and backward compatibility.
Know how to wrap, patch, or extend existing frameworks and SDKs to inject observability and control without breaking developer workflows.
Have experience maintaining or contributing to production-grade open-source libraries, ideally used across multiple environments.