Artificial Intelligence Engineer (Agentic AI)
Posted 2 days ago
stott mayNew York (NY)
SENIORITY
Senior
SALARY
$200 K - $300 K
About the role
Artificial Intelligence Engineer (Agentic AI) - NYC-based Series A startup Location: West-Village, NYC, onsite 5 days a week Compensation: $200K - $300K + Equity + Benefits(No 3rd Parties or C2C)
About Us:
Our client is a high-growth AI startup building technology that enables enterprises to automate complex business processes. Backed by leading venture capital firms, they recently raised a $30M Series A and are developing AI systems that understand how organizations operate and intelligently execute workflows.
Your Role:
Build and deploy production LLM-based systems, AI agents, and agentic workflows Develop evaluation, feedback, and confidence systems that improve reliability and determine when to automate vs. involve a human Take AI capabilities from concept to production, working closely with engineering and product teams We’re Looking For 5+ years of engineering experience building and shipping production LLM-based systems Experience with AI agents, agentic workflows, evaluation, or context engineering Strong software engineering fundamentals with a self-starter mindset and ability to thrive in ambiguous environments Why Join Us? Work alongside a highly technical team with significant ownership and autonomy Competitive base salary & meaningful equity Top tier health, dental, & vision plans Apply below if this seems like a good fit!
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