Senior AI Engineer

This role works closely with other team engineers to rapidly design, implement, test, and iterate on high-quality software. AI Orchestrators (other term we use for AI engineers) are strong engineers who use AI tools as a first-class part of their daily engineering workflow to accelerate development, improve testing, and shorten feedback loops. This role is *NOT focused on training AI models or building machine learning pipelines.
It focuses on building software efficiently, safely, and at high quality using AI-assisted engineering practices. AI-Native Software Development Build and enhance production-grade software applications using AI-assisted development workflows. Translate product and technical requirements into working, maintainable software. Use AI tools to accelerate coding, debugging, testing, refactoring, and documentation. Review, validate, and refine AI-generated code to ensure correctness, performance, security, and maintainability. Application Design & Implementation Design and implement clean, well-structured APIs, services, and application components. Contribute to scalable backend systems and full-stack solutions as required by the team. Apply sound engineering judgment to balance speed, quality, and long-term maintainability. Participate in design discussions and technical reviews within the team. AI Orchestration & Workflow Execution Orchestrate the effective use of AI tools across development activities, including: Code generation and refactoring Test creation and validation Debugging and issue analysis Documentation and design artifacts Follow and help refine AI-native engineering standards established by the Tech Lead. Contribute feedback and improvements to AI-assisted workflows and development practices. Collaboration & Team Execution Collaborate closely with the AI-Native Tech Architect(s) to implement architectural and engineering best practices. Work effectively within a small AI-Native team to deliver features end-to-end. Coordinate with adjacent teams as needed for integration, dependencies, and shared services. Communicate technical issues and tradeoffs clearly to engineering and product stakeholders.