AI Engineer
$135,000 - $150,000 per year
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SENIORITY
Lead
SALARY
$135,000 - $150,000 per year
About the role
- Build AI Applications
- Build reusable skills and package them as plug-ins, then compose them into governed AI applications that HUB business lines use
- Configure and tune foundational models (Claude, Gemini) for HUB use cases, with system and prompt design
- Build retrieval-augmented generation (RAG), embeddings, and multi-step workflows over governed enterprise data
- Take business-built AI prototypes and productionize them into reliable, governed applications
- Own the AI Asset Platform
- Own and govern the skill and plug-in marketplace and the MCP catalog: intake, publish, version, and maintain
- Set and enforce the enterprise standards and governance for skills, plug-ins, and MCP wherever they are used across HUB, on any surface including Claude Code, and including builds executed by other engineering teams
- Does not build or operate the Claude Code developer-guardrail layer day to day; that is Enterprise Engineering's, built against the standard this role sets
- Apply access control, least-privilege, and audit to AI assets, partnering with Security and Cloud on identity and credentials
- Build simple to moderate skills, plug-ins, and MCP connections directly; route complex builds that need new infrastructure or deep integration to Enterprise Engineering, then govern and publish the result
- Quality, Evaluation, and Governance
- Stand up evaluation harnesses, golden-set testing, guardrails, monitoring, and logging so AI output is consistent and reliable at enterprise scale
- Provide production support for the skills, plug-ins, and applications the team releases
- Collaboration and Delivery
- Partner with business stakeholders to turn rough, prototyped ideas into production-ready, governed capabilities
- Partner with Enterprise Engineering and data teams to ship reliably and to route deep builds appropriately
- Work within Agile ceremonies and document skills, applications, and technical decisions for handoff, audit, and maintenance
- 5+ years of software or automation engineering, including 2+ years building and shipping LLM-backed applications to production
- Direct, recent, hands-on experience building and publishing Claude skills or plug-ins; broad LLM or framework experience without shipped skills and plug-ins is not sufficient
- Strong Python, REST APIs, and enterprise integration, with sound fundamentals in testing, version control, and monitoring
- Hands-on experience with foundational models: system and prompt design, skill and tool building, function and tool calling
- Retrieval-augmented generation, embeddings, and vector stores, with chunking and reranking
- Evaluation and monitoring for LLM systems, with a working feel for cost, latency, and reliability tradeoffs
- Experience operating inside a regulated enterprise, with security, governance, and access control as part of normal delivery
- Cloud experience (Azure or GCP / Vertex AI)
- Bachelor's degree in Computer Science, Information Systems, Engineering, or a related technical field, or equivalent practical experience
- Agent development and orchestration (LangGraph, CrewAI, Claude Agent SDK), the growth path for this role
- Model Context Protocol (MCP) design and agent-to-agent patterns
- Identity and access concepts: RBAC, non-human or agent identity, and least privilege
- UiPath or Power Platform exposure
- Insurance or financial services industry experience
- Familiarity with Git, CI/CD pipelines, and modern software engineering practices, and tools such as Jira or Azure DevOpsKey Competencies
- Genuine software engineering depth rather than prompt-only development
- Systems thinking, designing for consistency, resilience, and enterprise scale
- Clear technical communication with both engineers and non-technical business stakeholders
- Accountability and ownership for quality, stability, and delivery
- Curiosity and adaptability as the AI stack evolves toward agents
- Collaborative mindset across analysts, architects, business partners, and Enterprise Engineering
- Competitive base salary plus performance-based bonus
- Comprehensive medical, dental, and vision coverage 401(k) with company match
- Paid time off and company holidays
- Hybrid work arrangement based out of our Chicago office
- Professional development and certification reimbursement
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