Senior AI Engineer - CD Visibility
At Datadog, we leverage AI across our observability platform to improve monitoring, speed up incident resolution, and ensure data reliability for cloud applications.

Datadogs Deployment Gates team builds customer-facing systems that decide whether software should ship to production. Deployment Gates sit directly in customers CI/CD pipelines and use observability data to answer one of the hardest questions in software delivery:
Given everything we know right now, is this deployment safe to proceed?

In this role, you will:
- Work on the evolution of Deployment Gates from static rules to AI-driven decisions, combining Datadog telemetry to detect and block faulty changes before they impact users.
- Lead the design of progressive deployment automation, starting with zero-setup, conservative AI rules and evolving toward adaptive gates that learn from incidents and organizational patterns.
- Design the foundation for autonomous remediation, connecting what changed in code to what broke in production,



from blocking and rolling back unsafe deployments to proposing fixes and enforcing policies.

This is a highly product-minded engineering role: youll work from problem discovery and UX all the way to reliable, scalable production systems.

At Datadog, we place value in our office culture - the relationships that it builds, the creativity it brings to the table, and the collaboration of being together. We operate as a hybrid workplace to ensure our employees can create a work-life harmony that best fits them.

What youll do:
- Build AI-driven deployment gates: Design and ship decision systems that evaluate customer deployments using CI/CD context and Datadog telemetry, producing safe, explainable allow/block outcomes.
- Own evals and rollout: Define precision, recall, and trust metrics build offline and online evals validate changes in shadow mode and safely promote improvements to enforcement.
- Design for robustness and safety: Implement c

📌 Senior AI Engineer (España)
🏢 Datadog
📍 España