Senior Agent-to-Agent and Model Context Protocol Developer

Boeing•North Charleston, SC

9d•Hybrid

About The Position

The Agentic Artificial Intelligence (AI) team within Boeing’s Enterprise Artificial Intelligence & Data Organization is seeking a Senior Agent-to-Agent and Model Context Protocol Developer to join us in North Charleston, SC; Hazelwood, MO; Tukwila, WA; Chicago, IL; Arlington, VA; Colorado Springs, CO; or Dallas, TX. We are looking for agents to securely act across enterprise systems and workflows. This role will focus on designing and building the technical integrations, service interfaces, and control patterns that allow AI agents to communicate with one another and interact safely with Boeing systems, data, and enterprise applications. Working closely with architects, developers, security partners, and business stakeholders, this individual will help turn agentic AI concepts into dependable, production-ready capabilities. This position requires strong software development skills, a solid understanding of enterprise integration, and the ability to work in fast-paced, short-duration engagements. The Developer will contribute to the implementation of agent interaction patterns, context exchange mechanisms, and tool connectivity approaches that support secure, governed execution across systems. The work will involve building and testing complex code, supporting application design decisions, resolving technical issues, and ensuring solutions align with enterprise requirements for security, reliability, and maintainability. This is a hands-on technical role suited for someone who enjoys solving complex integration challenges and helping build the connective tissue that allows agentic AI to operate effectively across Boeing’s digital environment.

Requirements

5+ years of experience in software/application development process, including productionizing and deployment
5+ years of experience with Cloud native development
5+ years of experience with application integration, APIs and Microservices
5+ years of experience with system architecture

Nice To Haves

Bachelor's degree in Computer Science, Information Technology, Engineering, Computer Information Systems or a closely related field
Experience with agentic AI systems, agent orchestration, or secure AI workflow design
Experience with Agent-to-Agent communication patterns or Model Context Protocol implementations
Experience building integrations across enterprise applications, cloud services, or APIs
Experience with secure access patterns, identity management, or authorization frameworks
Experience working in agile delivery environments with frequent prioritization changes
Experience supporting enterprise-scale systems in a complex organizational environment
Strong troubleshooting skills in application, integration, or runtime issues
Experience with modern programming languages and software development frameworks
Experience with production support, deployment processes, and software documentation practices
Experience with strong collaboration skills with technical and non-technical stakeholders

Responsibilities

Design, code, test, and implement software components that enable secure agent-to-agent communication and enterprise system interaction
Build integrations that support Model Context Protocol-based connectivity between agents, tools, and enterprise services
Analyze business and technical requirements to define secure and reliable agent interaction patterns
Develop application logic, APIs, and supporting components for agent orchestration and enterprise workflow execution
Troubleshoot and resolve complex programming, integration, and application design issues
Collaborate with architects and security partners to ensure solutions meet enterprise standards for access, control, and auditability
Modify and enhance existing applications to support agentic AI capabilities and enterprise interoperability
Document code, integration patterns, and technical solutions for maintainability and handoff
Recommend improvements to system architecture, integration design, and development practices