Lead Applied AI & Machine Learning Engineer
Lead Applied AI & Machine Learning Engineer
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SENIORITY
Lead
About the role
- Build generative AI, agentic AI, and large language model solutions in Python from proof of concept through production deployment with measurable outcomes
- Design context engineering approaches to improve model accuracy, latency, reliability, and end-to-end user experience
- Lead enterprise semantic modeling strategy, including ontology standards, governance practices, and lifecycle management
- Partner with domain experts to create scalable ontologies that represent business entities, relationships, rules, and constraints
- Define semantic integration patterns across data pipelines, application programming interfaces (APIs), data contracts, and experience layers to resolve semantic conflicts
- Establish and govern a unified semantic layer that enables trusted analytics across business intelligence, machine learning, and transactional systems
- Enable intelligent workflows and AI agents using ontology-driven context, semantic reasoning, and orchestration approaches
- Build and maintain pipelines and frameworks for model training, evaluation, optimization, monitoring, and machine learning operations
- Implement responsible AI practices, model risk controls, and governance aligned to regulated environments
- Mentor engineers and data scientists, raising the bar on engineering rigor, reuse, and continuous improvement across the team
- Required Qualifications, Capabilities, and SkillsMaster's degree in a data science-related discipline and eight years of industry experience, or PhD in a data science-related discipline
- Demonstrated experience developing and deploying machine learning and generative AI solutions using PythonProven ability to write and maintain production-quality code, including documentation and maintainable design patterns
- Experience building automated testing practices, including unit tests, and implementing continuous integration pipelines
- Experience building and managing data pipelines and processing workflows for analytics and machine learning use cases
- Strong scientific thinking and structured problem-solving skills, including hypothesis-driven analysis and metric definition
- Strong written and verbal communication skills, with the ability to explain complex concepts to technical and non-technical stakeholders
- Demonstrated ownership and attention to detail when operating in ambiguous, complex problem spaces
- Ability to work independently while collaborating effectively across product, engineering, data, and business partners
- Preferred Qualifications, Capabilities, and Skills
- Experience designing or governing semantic models and ontologies, including taxonomy design and lifecycle governance
- Experience implementing retrieval-augmented generation, tool use, and evaluation strategies for large language model applications
- Familiarity with responsible AI techniques, including bias testing, explainability approaches, and model monitoring standards
- Experience designing scalable architectures for real-time or near-real-time inference and intelligent workflow orchestration
- Experience influencing cross-functional technical direction and mentoring engineers through design reviews and delivery execution
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