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Tool Calling

Data Science, Analytics and AI/ML

Tool calling (or function calling) is a capability of large language models that lets them invoke external functions, APIs, or software tools to retrieve information or perform actions beyond generating text. AI engineers use it to build agents that can search the web, query databases, run code, or control applications, with the model deciding which tool to call and with what arguments.

Tool Calling in the job market

Last checked October 30, 2026

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Open roles requiring Tool Calling (10)

Software Engineer, Ori

OpenRouter

Remote (US) · $215,000 – $285,000

Build client-facing AI products across CLI, Slack, and desktop that let enterprises put language models to work flexibly without vendor lock-in. This hands-on role spans agent runtime infrastructure, model switching, secrets management, and deployment tooling on a small team shipping fast with a co-founder.

Listed on OpenRouter’s careers site · Apply there ↗

Developer Relations Engineer

Prefect

Full-time · Remote · $172,000 – $242,000

This role involves building educational materials, reference implementations, and video content that help developers understand how to use Prefect's orchestration and agent platforms. You'll combine engineering work with public-facing responsibilities—writing production-ready code examples, creating technical videos, giving talks, and shaping how the industry learns about agentic workflows as they're being defined.

Listed on Prefect’s careers site · Apply there ↗

Forward Deployed Engineer

Replit

Full-time · Foster City, CA, NYC (SoHo) · $180,000 – $300,000 · Remote

A deeply technical customer-facing role where you'll embed with enterprise clients to architect, build, and deploy AI-powered applications on Replit's platform. This position suits experienced engineers who thrive in ambiguous environments, enjoy hands-on coding across unfamiliar systems, and want to drive product insights by solving real-world enterprise challenges.

Listed on Replit’s careers site · Apply there ↗

Data scientist - Agentic AI

Juniper Networks

Full-time · San Jose, CA · $155,500 – $315,000

This role develops and deploys AI agent systems that autonomously diagnose and resolve network problems using large language models and production-grade ML infrastructure. It suits experienced data scientists comfortable shipping reliable AI systems in cloud environments who want to work at the intersection of generative AI research and operational software engineering.

Listed on Juniper Networks’s careers site · Apply there ↗

Genesys

Principal, AI Software Engineer– Agentic & Industry Solutions

Genesys

Full-time · $205,200 – $360,800

Build production-grade AI applications and industry solutions on the Genesys Cloud platform, combining conversational and agentic AI capabilities with enterprise integrations. This hands-on principal role is ideal for someone with deep Genesys Cloud expertise who can translate complex business processes into scalable, reusable solutions deployable across multiple customers and industries.

Listed on Genesys’s careers site · Apply there ↗

Principal Forward Deployed Architect

SAP

Full-time · New York, NY · $176,300 – $374,200

This is a principal-level enterprise architecture role at SAP focused on designing and leading complex AI transformation programs for large customers. The position suits senior architects with deep expertise in AI systems, cloud platforms, and SAP technologies who want to influence product strategy and mentor teams across multiple high-stakes engagements.

Listed on SAP’s careers site · Apply there ↗

DevRel Engineer, Agentic Infrastructure

Vercel

Full-time · New York, NY · $168,000 – $252,000

This role puts you inside product teams building Vercel's AI infrastructure, shipping demos and open-source projects that teach developers how to use new tools like AI Gateway and Sandbox. It's for someone who can code fluently, has shipped AI applications before, and can turn early-stage APIs into working examples and clear documentation.

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Claude AI Engineer Technical Mentor - Independent Contractor (US Canada, Europe, MENA, India & APAC Timezones)

Udacity

Contract · Remote

Udacity seeks experienced AI engineers to mentor learners in a Nanodegree program focused on Claude, agentic AI systems, and prompt engineering. This is a flexible, part-time contractor role ideal for practitioners who want to share expertise while earning additional income alongside existing work.

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Software Engineer - AI Security Product

Obsidian Securty

Full-time · Palo Alto, CA · $155,000 – $180,000

Obsidian Security is hiring a backend software engineer to build security products that detect and mitigate risks from AI agents and large language models being deployed inside enterprise SaaS applications. The role suits engineers with 1–3 years of production experience in a modern language who want to develop expertise in AI threat modeling, data pipelines, and emerging attack surfaces in the rapidly evolving agentic AI space.

Listed on Obsidian Securty’s careers site · Apply there ↗

Staff / Senior Software Engineer, Platform Teams

Suno

Full-time · Boston, MA · $228,960 – $363,510

Suno is seeking a Staff or Senior engineer to build foundational platform systems serving 70+ engineers across infrastructure, deployment tooling, and AI-native workflows. The role demands ownership of complex distributed systems at scale, with deep responsibility for how the entire company ships products quickly and reliably.

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