Agentic SDLC Engineer / Legacy Automation (ASP.NET)

Location: Remote, Tbilisi, Georgia; reasonable daily overlap with US Pacific hours required.

Salary: $4,000–$5,000 per month before taxes.

Company

Technology, innovation, and consumer intelligence firm combining proprietary research, primary data, analytical frameworks, and AI-enabled tools to advise global technology and consumer goods companies.

What you will do

• Assess and stabilize a mature legacy codebase with reliable builds, characterization and regression tests, and automated checks.
• Design and implement an agent-driven workflow from issue intake through agent-generated changes, automated review, human approval, and deployment.
• Build quality gates using automated tests, static analysis, CI/CD pipelines, and safeguards for safe and reversible automated changes.
• Enable self-service issue submission so non-engineers can receive pull requests for approval with minimal engineering involvement.
• Document the system and operating model, communicate automation status, and hand off routine maintenance.
• Work closely with the CTO and engineering team on reviewing and approving generated changes.

Requirements

• More than 6 years of experience.
• Deep hands-on experience using AI coding agents to build automation, including agent-driven workflows such as issue-to-PR, automated code review, or agents integrated with CI/CD.
• Fluency with coding agents, orchestration, evaluation, guardrails, source control, and deployment integrations.
• Strong experience maintaining and modernizing large, mature codebases and working with legacy code that does not follow current best practices.
• Solid .NET and C# experience; the core system uses ASP.NET and C#.
• Working familiarity with JavaScript, TypeScript, and Python across a polyglot estate.
• Hands-on experience bringing legacy code under test through characterization and regression testing, and establishing CI/CD where little previously existed.
• Pragmatic, outcome-focused judgment; ability to right-size work for a system planned for replacement rather than over-engineering it.
• Ability to work autonomously with limited oversight, communicate clearly, and work full-time with reasonable daily overlap with US Pacific hours.
• Bachelor’s degree in computer science, engineering, or a related field, or equivalent practical experience; broad software engineering knowledge across languages, frameworks, CI/CD, and AI-assisted development.

Nice to have

• Experience with Umbraco or legacy ASP.NET.
• Familiarity with Azure and Azure DevOps.

Culture & Benefits

• Full-time remote work.
• Pragmatic, outcome-focused approach centered on low-touch maintenance rather than perfection.
• Opportunity to build a system that operates with little or no dedicated engineering effort.
• Option to remain involved later in a low-hours capacity to improve the automation and handle more difficult cases.