Remote Go Jobs $100k+ — Sticker Mule's AI Agent Engineer, September 17, 2026

The scan window for this issue runs Thursday, Sept. 10, through Thursday, Sept. 17, 2026 (-05:00). The source is RemoteOK's job feed, which last refreshed on Sept. 16 at 2:00 p.m. (-05:00) and returned 99 open listings; anything posted after that refresh sits outside this count. 1

Fourteen of those 99 listings went up inside the window. Three of the fourteen carried a published salary, three carried a Go tag, and one cleared all four filters — a Go/Golang engineering role, fully remote, posted inside the seven days, with an advertised salary floor of at least $100,000 USD. 1

The short list

Rank	Role	Company	Advertised salary	Posted	Remote check	Apply
1	AI agent engineer	Sticker Mule	$150,000–$250,000/year, plus a $20,000 signing bonus 2	Sept. 10, 2026 at the company; carried by RemoteOK on Sept. 16, 2026 3	Advertised fully remote; eligible countries not stated 2	Apply at Sticker Mule

With one qualified listing, this week's tie-breakers — company prominence, then team size — never came into play. The advertised ceiling was the only salary comparison the ranking had to make. 1

#1 — Sticker Mule: AI agent engineer

Field	Detail
Salary	$150,000–$250,000 per year, plus a $20,000 signing bonus and four weeks of vacation 2
Remote scope	Posted as Remote and "Fully remote"; no eligible countries or time zones stated 2
Go evidence	Go is one of five technologies named in the requirements line: Go, TypeScript, GraphQL, Postgres, GCP 2
Role shape	Build, run and manage a team of AI agents, connect them to internal and third-party tools, retire the ones that don't deliver, and advise other departments on AI 2
Experience	No years-of-experience floor or degree requirement published; the hard requirement is prior experience building agents that run on their own 2
Core stack	Grok, Claude, OpenAI and open-source models, on top of Go, TypeScript, GraphQL, Postgres and GCP 2
Posted	Sept. 10, 2026 at the company; Sept. 16, 2026 on RemoteOK's feed 2 3
Closing date	Not published; the posting shows no closing date 2
Application	jobs.ashbyhq.com/stickermule/2f01bd23 — Sticker Mule's own application page, listed under Development 4

What the engineer would own

Find the places in the business where agents can help, and build them. 2
Work with department leads to assess their AI needs. 2
Connect agents to the third-party and internal tools they need. 2
Measure what the agents produce and drop the ones that don't deliver. 2
Test new tools and models as they ship and adopt what works, then advise colleagues on what the agents can do. 2

What Sticker Mule is asking for

The posting lists four requirements: experience building agents that run on their own and do meaningful work; strength with Grok, Claude, OpenAI and open-source models; comfort in Go, TypeScript, GraphQL, Postgres and GCP; and clear written English. 2

Company signal

Sticker Mule started in 2009 as an internet printing company in Amsterdam, New York, and makes its own products — stickers, labels, magnets, apparel, packaging — alongside the software that sells them. 5 Its careers page puts the team in 17 countries across 4 continents and 11 U.S. states, keeps factory roles in Amsterdam, New York and Pisa, Italy, and describes its pay policy as above-market compensation with signing bonuses for everyone and flexible hours. 4 The page also states that most positions let you live and work where you want. 4

A second remote engineering opening is live at the same time. "Software engineer" carries the identical $150K–$250K band and a $20k signing bonus, and the company's job board shows it published in July 2025 — older than this week's AI agent engineer opening. 6 The band behind both roles is the company's engineering rate, and the AI agent engineer tier adds a separate line for bonus offers. 6

What to check before applying

Work eligibility. The posting says fully remote and names no countries; the careers page says the team spans 17 countries and that most positions let you pick your location. Which countries this particular opening hires from is the gap to close with the recruiter. 2 4
How much of the job is Go. Go sits alongside TypeScript, GraphQL, Postgres and GCP in one requirements line, so the role reads as generalist engineering with Go services in the mix. 2
Agent work is the gate. The first requirement asks for agents that already run on their own and produce meaningful output, and the posting publishes no years-of-experience or degree floor. 2
The band is one global figure. $150,000–$250,000 with a $20,000 signing bonus, with no location or seniority adjustment stated. 2

High-paying near-misses

Three listings in the window published pay. Two of them published it below the floor, and the third is the closest miss of the week.

Listing	Advertised pay	Which filter it failed
Mirantis — Software Engineer (RemoteOK 1137387)	Not published	Salary floor unverifiable; new-graduate level 7
iMerit Technology — AI Trainer, Image QA Evaluator (RemoteOK 1137398)	$30,000–$40,000	Below the $100,000 floor; part-time contract work limited to people living in South Korea 8
TestGorilla — Senior People & Talent Operations Partner (RemoteOK 1137378)	$70,000–$80,000	Below the floor; a people-operations role with no engineering content 9

Mirantis's opening is the one that hurts to drop, because the work is Go: building Go services, database schemas and REST endpoints for k0rdent AI, the company's multi-tenant control plane for enterprise GPU infrastructure, alongside engineers in the United States, Europe and India. 10 The posting marks the role remote with Raleigh, North Carolina as its location, 7 and it is written for a new graduate: a bachelor's degree in computer science or equivalent demonstrated ability, and proficiency in at least one systems or backend language among Go, Java, C++, Rust, C# or Python. 10 Mirantis publishes no salary on its own posting, and RemoteOK holds the figure behind its premium tier, so a $100,000 floor cannot be checked either way. 7 10

The golang tag stayed noisy through the week. Its third appearance was a Marketing Student Assistant posting at Copenhagen Optimization, a student job for someone studying marketing, communications or business and helping with events, content and digital campaigns. 11

The week's arithmetic is thin. One role cleared the four filters, one real Go opening kept its pay private, and the remaining twelve carried no Go work — ten of them with no salary figure at all. The single target worth a look is Sticker Mule's AI agent engineer: posted Sept. 10, remote, with Go in the stack and $150,000–$250,000 advertised.