Staff Machine Learning Engineer, Agentic
$255,000 — $300,000
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SENIORITY
Lead
SALARY
$255,000 — $300,000
About the role
- Define and implement evaluation frameworks that measure agent performance, including task success, correctness, tool usage reliability, latency, safety, and user satisfaction
- Evaluate frontier and fine-tuned models across quality, latency, cost, and edge cases to determine appropriate use cases
- Partner with product managers, data scientists, and engineers to translate evaluation results into clear launch criteria for agentic systems
- Analyze production issues, identify root causes, and prioritize improvements to increase system reliability and performance
- Build visibility into agent performance through metrics, monitoring, and reporting that inform roadmap decisions
- Deep experience defining and measuring quality for agentic or machine learning systems using evaluation frameworks, datasets, and scorecards
- Experience evaluating large language models or similar systems, including understanding tradeoffs in performance, cost, and latency
- Demonstrated ability to analyze production issues and lead initiatives that improve system quality across multiple teams
- Comfortable working with engineers, data scientists, and product partners to deliver measurable improvements in system performance
- Challenging, high-impact work to grow your career
- Performance-driven compensation with multipliers for outsized impact, bonus programs, equity ownership, and 401(k) matching 100% paid health insurance for employees with 90% coverage for dependents
- Lifestyle wallet - a highly flexible benefits spending account for wellness, learning, and more
- Employer-paid life and disability insurance, fertility benefits, and mental health benefits
- Time off to recharge including company holidays, paid time off, sick time, parental leave, and more
- Exceptional office experience with catered meals, events, and comfortable workspaces
Before you apply
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Your profile is current
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A number in mind
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Your notice period
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Once you apply, someone reads it and calls you before anything reaches the employer — usually within two working days.
