Raylu Ai

Senior AI Engineer

4mo ago
165000 –230000 USD / yearUSASenior
Raylu Ai

Senior AI Engineer

4mo ago
165000 –230000 USD / yearUSASeniorllmapia/b testingmonitoringdebuggingworkflow engines

Senior AI Engineer focused on building and productionizing agent workflows and LLM-powered systems with emphasis on product impact and engineering quality.

Responsibilities

  • Design, build, and productionize agent workflows end-to-end (APIs, tools, evals, monitoring).
  • Create safety, cost, and latency controls; build dashboards and alerts for reliability.
  • Partner with product/design to invent new interaction patterns and ship them fast.
  • Document patterns and mentor engineers on best practices for LLM-powered features.

Nice to have

  • Experience with workflow engines (e.g., Temporal), comfort in full stack engineering
  • Logistics :
  • Compensation: $165K - $230K salary, competitive equity (4 year vest)
  • Location: New York City. We are a fully in-office team working out of Midtown Manhattan Monday through Friday. We allow for WFH days when anyone is traveling, but we do not allow for permanent remote work.
  • Benefits : Generous health, dental, and vision insurance
  • 401k with 3% automatic contribution (no vesting)
  • Paid Lunches
  • Wellness and Citi Bike benefit
  • Unlimited PTO

Other

  • We’re hiring a product-oriented Senior AI Engineer who loves tinkering with LLMs and shipping real agent systems. We spend less time on fine-tuning and more on orchestration, evaluation, and reliability—so agents do real work safely, quickly, and repeatedly.
  • Agentic systems : Function/tool calling, multi-step planning, routing, memory, and retrieval.
  • Engineering first : You can wire up services, craft eval harnesses, and debug latency/cost at scale.
  • LLM breadth : Comfortable comparing models/hosts, prompt strategies, and guardrail techniques.
  • Product focus : You instrument outcomes, run A/Bs, and iterate to improve task success rates.
  • Opinionated: Deep level of understanding of the technological landscape, making both high level system and granular code design decisions based on understanding rather than preference - diving deep on unknown patterns in order to build the best product.