Senior AI Engineer
About the job
- Strong software engineering experience with Python and/or TypeScript.
- Practical knowledge of large language model frameworks, tools, and protocols such as LangChain, LangGraph, n8n, MCP, A2A, or Bedrock, including agentic architectures.
- Experience integrating visual AI tools such as ComfyUI, Stable Diffusion, Google Imagen, or Adobe Firefly into broader workflow systems.
- Proven experience integrating text-based AI APIs such as ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, or Llama into end-to-end workflow solutions.
- Familiarity with prompting techniques, retrieval-augmented generation pipelines, AI workflow orchestration, guidance and guardrails, observability measures such as P95 and cost per request, and evaluation pipelines.
- Understanding of real-time communication protocols such as WebSocket, gRPC, and Pub/Sub event handling, and API integration across data and creative environments.
- Competence in infrastructure setup using Docker, Terraform, and cloud platforms such as GCP, AWS, or Azure; understanding of resource costs and ability to optimize them.
- Excellent English communication skills.
- Design and engineer agentic and multimodal AI systems that bring together creativity, data, and automation.
- Develop end-to-end generative AI workflows integrating large language models, visual AI systems through ComfyUI, and existing enterprise stacks.
- Connect and orchestrate visual generation interfaces with backend systems and APIs for marketing, design, and content production use cases.
- Prototype, validate, and scale AI-driven experiences from concept to production in collaboration with designers, strategists, and engineers.
- Define AI engineering standards for prompting, evaluation, observability, and ethical guardrails across the creative technology practice.
- Provision and set up on-premises servers and cloud solutions for generative AI tools.
- Collaborate in cross-functional, agile teams and help evolve the organization's AI-first innovation culture.
- Experience with IBM watsonx, Watson AI, or related enterprise AI ecosystems.
- German language skills.
- Open-source engagement or hands-on experimentation with AI agents, visual frameworks, or orchestration systems.
About the company
WongDoody is a global creative agency that blends design, strategy, and technology to help brands grow and strengthen their market presence. It delivers customized services across brand strategy, product design, and market insights, using audience feedback to base decisions on real behavior. Projects are handled on a per-project or retainer basis, with teams developing concepts, testing ideas with insights, and using digital tools to implement strategies that drive measurable results. The company differentiates itself with 22 studios worldwide, a commitment to female leadership and inclusivity, and a client-centric approach focused on credible, data-informed outcomes to accelerate client growth.
Company Size
501-1,000
Company Stage
Acquired
Total Funding
$75M
Headquarters
Seattle, Washington
Founded
1993
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Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- The September 4, 2026 homepage signals active events and ongoing AI thought leadership.
- March 10, 2025 Mitsubishi Canada launched WongDoody's AI 'Intelligent Companion' with IBM watsonx.
- 2026 leadership adds Tatjana Enneking, Stefan Kretz, Alejandro Márquez, and new dm specialists.
What critics are saying
- Infosys can absorb WongDoody into software services, erasing the agency brand.
- The dm-drogerie markt relationship concentrates creative revenue inside one long-running client unit.
- 2025 employee reviews describe layoffs, account losses, and creative-team shrinkage after the Infosys deal.
What makes Wongdoody unique
- WongDoody pairs human-centered design with Infosys Topaz Fabric, showcased at Infosys Connect 26.
- Its dm-drogerie markt unit keeps adding specialists, including three hires on May 6, 2026.
- The agency sells AI-driven, personalized content-supply-chain work for global CPG clients.
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-5%CMO Council unveils "marketing's Power Partners: AI and the Human Essence," Revealing why AI alone doesn't deliver growth. New global study shows organizations that integrate AI with human marketers are 3x more likely to achieve measurable ROI and significantly outperform peers in customer connection, creativity and speed. SAN JOSE, CALIFORNIA - APRIL 28, 2026 - The CMO Council, in partnership with WongDoody, today released its latest research report, "Marketing's Power Partners: AI and the Human Essence - How to Enable Success in the Age of AI" uncovering a widening performance gap between organizations that integrate AI with human marketers and those that do not. Based on a global survey of 371 senior marketing leaders, the report finds that the most successful organizations - dubbed "Power Partners" - are not those adopting AI the fastest, but those redesigning workflows to combine machine intelligence with human judgment, creativity and emotional intelligence. Download the report here. The performance divide is real - and growing. The research reveals stark differences in outcomes: - 73% of Power Partners report exceeding ROI expectations or achieving clear, measurable returns, compared to just 22% of their peers - Nearly 70% of Power Partners consistently create strong emotional customer connections, versus 40% of their peers - 86% of Power Partners see moderate-to-major impact on campaign ROI, compared to 43% of their peers The report also finds that Power Partners outperform in critical marketing areas such as personalization, creativity, speed-to-market and adaptability. "Together, AI and human marketers can forge deeper customer relationships, achieve stronger brand differentiation, and realize measurable performance gains," notes Tom Kaneshige, Chief Content Officer at the CMO Council. "Those who move decisively will build lasting advantage, while those who hesitate risk falling further behind as the gap continues to widen." Workflow redesign is the transformation. A key finding: technology adoption without workflow transformation fails. - 70% of Power Partners are prepared to redesign workflows for AI-human collaboration, compared to just 7% of their peers - 94% of Power Partners have defined collaborative content processes, versus 42% of their peers The report outlines a new operating model built on continuous feedback loops, where AI handles scale and pattern recognition while human marketers guide strategy, meaning and decision-making. The report challenges the prevailing narrative that AI alone drives marketing transformation. Barriers holding most organizations back. Despite strong interest and investment in AI, most marketing organizations are struggling to operationalize it. The report identifies the biggest barriers to effective AI and human marketer collaboration: - Training and AI skills gaps that limit adoption and confidence - Lack of trust in AI outputs, slowing decision-making and execution - Concerns over brand authenticity, particularly in automated content and interactions - Poor data readiness, with fragmented or low-quality data undermining AI effectiveness - Difficulty defining roles between human marketers and AI systems These challenges are primarily organizational and cultural. Many teams are attempting to layer AI onto existing processes rather than rethinking how marketing work gets done. This results in stalled pilots, underwhelming ROI, and missed opportunities to compete with more advanced peers. Regional and business model breakouts. The report includes breakouts showing how these trends are shaped by geography and business model. In the United States, organizations are further along in AI adoption and ROI, but struggle to maintain emotional resonance at scale. Europe faces more structural constraints, with fragmented, AI-ready data limiting returns. In APAC, the challenge is more cultural, with resistance to change slowing progress despite growing investment. The divide is just as clear across business models: B2C and hybrid organizations are significantly more likely to achieve strong ROI and are far more prepared to redesign workflows for AI-human collaboration, while B2B organizations lag, often treating AI as a productivity layer. The future: collaborative intelligence. As AI reshapes buyer behavior, channels and decision-making, the stakes are rising. Brands are no longer just marketing to people but increasingly marketing to machines that influence purchasing decisions. If your marketing team's value is defined by tasks, AI will replace it. If it's defined by judgment, AI will amplify it. "This research shows that AI delivers its greatest value when paired with human intuition. The leaders in this space aren't just adopting AI - they're intentionally designing collaboration into their marketing," said Skyler Mattson, CEO of WongDoody. "The real competitive edge isn't the volume of data AI can process; it's the human insight that turns that data into a compelling brand story."
This appointment comes as WongDoody continues to expand its U.S. footprint and build on its expertise in experience design, digital marketing, and AI-powered innovation.
In this venture, IBM collaborated with WongDoody, an IBM ecosystem partner well known for its ability to create intelligent marketing experiences.
LONDON, ARMONK, N.Y. and MISSISSAUGA, ON, March 10, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Mitsubishi Motor Sales of Canada announces an innovative AI-powered tool designed to transform the customer experience for the new Mitsubishi Outlander 2025. "The Intelligent Companion," which launched on March 5, 2025, was created in collaboration with WongDoody (an Infosys company and IBM ecosystem partner) and leverages the IBM watsonx portfolio of AI products
Ad agency Wongdoody has appointed Laura Davis to the new role of managing director, US.