Can't hire an SRE for AI agents? Contract AgentOps from the EU
Short answer
The role is new, the title barely exists, and the people who can do it are experienced SREs who also run agents. Contracting through an EU company gives you that capacity now, with B2B invoices and a hand-over plan, while you decide whether to hire.
What the role actually is
Enterprise job descriptions for AgentOps engineers describe classic SRE work applied to agents: monitoring agents in production, incident response, release and rollback of prompts and agent workflows, usage and cost reporting, and runbooks. It combines site reliability, platform engineering, security, and AI FinOps.
Hire or contract?
- Hire when agents are core to your product and you need someone full time for years.
- Contract when you need production-grade operations now, the scope is still moving, or you want the processes built before you hire someone to own them.
- Either way, insist on runbooks and dashboards in your own repositories, so knowledge stays with you.
Working with DailyMind
- B2B contract with DailyMind LTD, a Cyprus company registered for EU VAT.
- Remote, on Cyprus time (UTC+2, UTC+3 in summer), which overlaps with European working hours.
- Background: SRE for a 100+ chain blockchain data pipeline, crypto node operations, payment systems, and security assessments.
- We sign a data processing agreement when the work involves personal data.
Frequently asked questions
Do you work with companies outside the EU?
Yes. We invoice B2B from Cyprus and work remotely.
Can you work inside our security policies?
Yes: your SSO, VPN, access reviews, and change process. Least-privilege access is how we work anyway.
What happens when the contract ends?
You keep everything: runbooks, dashboards, alerts, and harnesses in your repositories, plus a hand-over session with your team.
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Talk to us
Running agents or AI-built software in production? Tell us your setup and what worries you, and we will suggest where a readiness review should start.
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