Role Description The next decade of film, episodic, and game production will be shaped by how well generative AI integrates into the pipelines artists already trust. Foundry's bet — backed by 30 years of building the tools behind every VFX Oscar of the last decade — is that the winners won't be standalone AI apps. They'll be the studios that can compose, control, and reason over a fleet of AI models inside their existing workflows, with the security and traceability production demands. Griptape Nodes is the orchestration layer that makes that possible: a Python-first, node-based platform where artists assemble pipelines spanning image, video, 3D, audio, and text models — running locally or in the cloud, model-agnostic, and stitched into Nuke, Maya, Blender, and beyond. Griptape Reactor is what comes next: a context layer that gives agents real production awareness so AI work can finally be coherent across an entire production. As a Senior Software Engineer on this team, you'll keep building that substrate. Reporting to the Director of Engineering, you'll work across Griptape Nodes and Griptape Reactor — extending the integrations, the model orchestration, and the production-grade plumbing that turns "interesting AI demo" into "shipped in a finalled shot." Our North Star is "Craveability." We build products people crave to use, not have to use. We measure success by how much users enjoy our products, not just tolerate them. Engineering is held to that bar — we keep users in flow, test the way they actually work, and build with the polish that earns trust. Requirements - Expand the orchestration runtime. - Build on the node graph engine, model adapters, and execution layer at the heart of Griptape Nodes. Make multi-model pipelines reliable, repeatable, and fast — on a workstation, on-prem, or in the cloud. - Build on Griptape Reactor. - Extend the services, APIs, and integrations that connect production context to agents and Griptape Nodes workflows. - Integrate AI models as first-class citizens. - Wire image, video, 3D, animation, and audio models into pipelines artists can actually trust. Care about temporal coherence, identity preservation across modalities, and art-directable control — not just sample quality. - Plug Griptape into the DCCs. - Work on the bridges into Nuke, Maya, Blender, Hydra, and other industry tools, including USD, OpenEXR, ACES, and OpenColorIO handling so AI-generated assets behave correctly in real pipelines. - Make AI part of how we build. - Use Claude, Cursor, Griptape Nodes itself, and whatever else clears the path — and bring the team along with you. The expectation is more velocity and a higher quality bar because of AI, not a trade-off. - Hold the quality bar. - Design, implement, test, and document features for the way studios actually work — testing whole workflows, not isolated functions, and chasing the polish that keeps artists in flow and out of the troubleshooting tab. Review code thoughtfully, estimate honestly, and partner with Customer Support when issues surface from the field. - Build empathy and intuition for the artist. - Studios will tell us things the roadmap can't predict. Spend time with the people who use these tools, develop a feel for how they actually work, and help the team get better at building the right thing the first time, with fewer iterations.

Role Description The next decade of film, episodic, and game production will be shaped by how well generative AI integrates into the pipelines artists already trust. Foundry's bet — backed by 30 years of building the tools behind every VFX Oscar of the last decade — is that the winners won't be standalone AI apps. They'll be the studios that can compose, control, and reason over a fleet of AI models inside their existing workflows, with the security and traceability production demands. Griptape Nodes is the orchestration layer that makes that possible: a Python-first, node-based platform where artists assemble pipelines spanning image, video, 3D, audio, and text models — running locally or in the cloud, model-agnostic, and stitched into Nuke, Maya, Blender, and beyond. Griptape Reactor is what comes next: a context layer that gives agents real production awareness so AI work can finally be coherent across an entire production. This role sits on engineering, but with a particular brief: be the artist's voice on the build side. Reporting to the Director of Engineering, you'll ship the things that make Griptape Nodes and Griptape Reactor feel like they understand artists: - Custom nodes - Custom widgets - Reference workflows - Example libraries - Prototypes that turn "wouldn't it be cool if…" into something runnable today More experienced engineers on the team will help harden your code where it matters; what you bring is the empathy and intuition the rest of the team learns from. Our North Star is "Craveability." We build products people crave to use, not have to use. We measure success by how much users enjoy our products, not just tolerate them. Engineering is held to that bar — we keep users in flow, test the way they actually work, and build with the polish that earns trust. Requirements - Ship what artists actually need. - Build the custom nodes, custom widgets, reference workflows, and example libraries that show what Griptape Nodes and Griptape Reactor can do for real production work. Imperfect-but-running beats theoretical-and-elegant — we'll iterate from there. - Turn asks into things. - Take requests, hypotheticals, and napkin sketches from artists and studios and turn them into working code — fast enough to keep momentum, clear enough that another engineer can pick it up and harden it. - Be the artist in the code review. - Participate in code reviews with the artist's experience as your lens. Flag the moments where the rest of engineering is about to ship something that will make a user stop, scroll, swear, or alt-tab away. That's the value you bring to those reviews. - Pioneer new AI dev patterns. - Show the team new ways to incorporate AI into how we build — agentic workflows, prompt patterns, evaluation loops. And dogfood the products: use Griptape Nodes inside our own dev processes, including agentic Nodes workflows we call as part of how we ship. - Expand the team's empathy and intuition by example. - Customer empathy and product intuition are skills the team is consciously building. You model what they look like in practice, and help everyone else get better at them. - Hold the quality bar. - Polish what ships externally, ship things artists actually use, and stay close to Customer Support when something hits friction in the field. Scrappy in the right places is fine; anything that breaks someone's flow is not.

• Provide Level 2 and Level 3 functional support for Infor M3 Supply Chain modules • Troubleshoot and resolve issues across Procurement, Sales, Warehouse Management, and Distribution • Analyze existing business processes and provide functional workarounds or permanent fixes for system gaps • Perform functional configurations in M3 to support changing business requirements • Coordinate with technical teams for bug fixes and interface issues

• Provide Level 2 and Level 3 functional support for Infor M3 Supply Chain modules • Troubleshoot and resolve issues across Procurement (PUR), Sales (OIS), Warehouse Management (WMS/MMS), and Distribution • Analyze existing business processes and provide functional workarounds or permanent fixes for system gaps • Perform functional configurations in M3 (e.g., CRS, MMS, OIS tables) • Coordinate with technical teams for bug fixes and interface issues and communicate effectively with global business users.