Agent Developer with MCP specialization

Agent Developer with MCP specialization

Specialist agent developer focused on Model Context Protocol implementation, MCP servers, tool integration, secure context exchange, and streamable transports for agentic workflows.

Responsibilities

Design and implement MCP servers, tools, resources, prompts, and context-exchange patterns for agent workflows.

Build secure tool integrations that connect agents to enterprise APIs, knowledge systems, developer tools, and workflow services.

Implement streamable transports such as HTTP, SSE, and WebSocket for real-time agent-tool communication.

Define MCP usage standards, schemas, tool contracts, authentication, authorization, and observability patterns.

Validate tool-calling accuracy, error handling, retries, permissions, rate limits, and safe execution boundaries.

Collaborate with backend, platform, and agent teams to operationalize reusable MCP services and integrations.

Qualifications

Bachelor's or Master's degree in Computer Science, AI, Engineering, or a related discipline.

6+ years of total experience, including 2+ years in agent development, enterprise integration, or MCP-based tool integration.

Strong Python programming expertise.

Hands-on experience building MCP servers, tools, resources, prompts, and agent-tool integration patterns.

Experience with API integration, authentication, authorization, streaming transports, tool contracts, and secure execution boundaries.

Familiarity with LangGraph / LangChain, LLM APIs, observability, retries, error handling, and AI guardrails.

Mandatory Tech Stack

Language: Python.

Agent Frameworks: LangGraph / LangChain or equivalent agent-orchestration frameworks.

LLM APIs: OpenAI / Anthropic / Bedrock / Azure OpenAI or equivalent foundation-model APIs.

MCP: MCP server implementation, MCP tool integration, resources, prompts, schemas, and secure context exchange.

Transports: Streamable HTTP, SSE, WebSocket, request / response and streaming patterns.

Integration & Security: REST APIs, authentication, authorization, tool permissions, rate limits, retries, and observability.