AI/LLM Engineer

Remote, US
Full-TimeRemote, USOther

Job Description

Overview

We・€・re looking for an adaptable AI/LLM engineer who thrives in ambiguity・€・someone comfortable jumping into new problem spaces, rapidly learning what・€・s needed, and shipping pragmatic solutions. You・€・ll turn fuzzy ideas into working prototypes and then into reliable, scalable systems that create real value.

What you'll do

  • Tackle open-ended AI problems: clarify goals, propose approach options, and choose sensible trade-offs.
  • Stand up end-to-end workflows・€・from data wrangling and evaluation through deployment and monitoring.
  • Build quick experiments and MVPs to de-risk unknowns, then harden them for production.
  • Create lightweight tooling that helps others explore, test, and iterate on AI features.
  • Work across teams (security, infra, product, domain experts) to ship responsibly in real-world environments, including sensitive contexts.
  • Document decisions, assumptions, and risks so others can build on your work.

What you bring

  • U.S. citizenship.
  • Solid software fundamentals and strong Python skills; you write clear, maintainable code and tests.
  • 2・€・5 years of hands-on experience building and shipping ML/AI or NLP-driven features (titles less important than impact).
  • A generalist mindset: you can learn unfamiliar libraries, models, or stacks quickly and pick the right level of sophistication for the problem.
  • Practical evaluation chops: you design metrics, create test sets, and know when something is ・€・good enough・€・ to pilot vs. needs more rigor.
  • Data instincts: you・€・re comfortable sourcing, cleaning, labeling, and shaping both structured and unstructured data.
  • Bias for action and ownership in fast-moving, resource-constrained settings.
  • Thoughtful approach to safety, privacy, and policy constraints.

Nice to have

  • Experience building knowledge- or retrieval-oriented applications.
  • Exposure to edge or low-resource deployments.
  • Comfort interfacing with stakeholders and non-technical users.

How we work

  • Start small, learn fast: prototype, measure, iterate.
  • Prefer simple, observable systems over ・€・state-of-the-art・€・ complexity.
  • Write things down; leave a trail others can follow.