Associate AI Engineer, Agent Orchestration

Title Resources Group (TRG) is a title insurance underwriter delivering solutions that protect property ownership rights. The Associate AI Engineer will direct AI agents to build and operate reliable production systems by translating business needs into tasks, coordinating agent workflows, investigating failures, and validating results. The role also involves preparing releases, maintaining reusable documentation, and progressively taking ownership of more complex workflows with engineering mentorship.

What you'll do:

• Turn business requests into clear requirements, manageable tasks, and measurable acceptance criteria
• Direct AI agents to build, configure, integrate, test, and troubleshoot software systems
• Provide the relevant documentation, system context, tools, and constraints agents need to work effectively
• Coordinate work across agents, track dependencies, and resolve conflicting or incomplete results
• Recognize when an agent is stuck, making unsupported assumptions, or solving the wrong problem, and redirect it
• Validate outcomes through application testing, logs, automated checks, and comparison against business requirements
• Investigate failures and distinguish between problems with instructions, data, tools, and the underlying system
• Prepare changes for review and release, following established security, approval, and rollback procedures
• Maintain reusable instructions and documentation that make successful workflows repeatable

What they're looking for:

• An ability to break an ambiguous problem into concrete steps
• Clear written communication and attention to detail
• Hands-on experience using AI tools to complete a meaningful project or solve a real problem
• Persistence in troubleshooting and a willingness to change approaches when the evidence calls for it
• An instinct to verify results rather than accept a confident answer
• Foundational technical literacy and an interest in how applications, APIs, databases, and cloud services work
• Good judgment about when to proceed, when to ask questions, and when to stop
• Using agentic development tools such as GitHub Copilot, Claude Code, or Codex
• Building automations, integrating services, or using APIs
• Working with Git, software testing, cloud platforms, or deployment workflows
• Reading or making small changes to scripts or application code. Deep programming expertise is not required at entry

Benefits:

• Hands-on mentorship in AI orchestration, system design fundamentals, production validation, and operational troubleshooting.
• Access to tools, resources, and training designed to help great talent become even stronger.
• Advancement opportunities to expand your skills and grow.
• Remote and hybrid options (role-dependent) to support work-life balance.
• A positive, inclusive, and collaborative environment where your ideas matter.