Machine Learning Platform Engineer (British Columbia)

Machine Learning Platform Engineer (British Columbia)

02 Nov
|
asana
|
British Columbia

02 Nov

asana

British Columbia

Help power autonomous agents at Asana through platform engineering, production code, and reliable distributed services in Vancouver. The schedule is office-centric hybrid.
This Software Engineer role spans AI platform foundations and runtime infrastructure supporting Asana’s human-agent operating system. You will own small-to-medium features, evaluate latency, cost, and reliability trade-offs, and maintain production Areas of Responsibility. The position also involves on-call participation, complex debugging, technical estimation, and collaboration across engineering, product, design, and data science.
Key Responsibilities: Build services supporting autonomous agents and agentic automation
Evaluate foundation-model integration trade-offs
Maintain Areas of Responsibility and production pipelines




Participate in team on-call rotations
Diagnose asynchronous and distributed-system issues
Requirements: Two or more years of qualified software engineering experience
Production experience with modern distributed architectures
Knowledge of software design, testing, and data structures
Curiosity about AI tools and emerging technologies
Ability to ship complex changes with minimal oversight
Bring distributed-systems experience and AI curiosity to Asana’s platform foundations and runtime infrastructure teams in Vancouver.

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📌 Machine Learning Platform Engineer (British Columbia)
🏢 asana
📍 British Columbia

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