AI Engineer
mount sinaiCaldwell (ID)
About the role
At Mount Sinai, the AI Engineer owns the problem end to end, from the first LangChain prototype to the 3 a.m. pager that never rings. The Caldwell role is less about the $79,000 - $106,000 and more about what 4 years of MLOps lets you own at Mount Sinai.
Key Responsibilities:
Keep Mount Sinai's Prompt Engineering CI under ten minutes so Caldwell, ID engineers stay in flow
Stress-test Large Language Models systems until they bend, then harden where they cracked
Coordinate releases with stakeholders across Caldwell, ID and remote teams
Trim Mount Sinai's cloud bill by right-sizing the Team Leadership infrastructure in Caldwell, ID
Translate LangChain metrics into the one chart Mount Sinai leadership checks each morning
Set the TensorFlow coding standards the rest of Mount Sinai engineering follows
What You'll Bring
5+ years building trust the slow, unglamorous way
Willingness to commute to Caldwell, ID or work flexibly as needed
Enough Generative AI to be dangerous, enough Creativity to be trusted
Storytelling instincts that turn data into a decision
Experience supporting cross-functional teams in a mid-level capacity
A writer's ear for tone in a high-stakes email
The diplomacy to align stakeholders who don't agree yet
Mount Sinai is less a vendor and more a hands-on Caldwell, ID workshop where TensorFlow and LangChain get the attention they deserve. Mentorship goes both ways at Mount Sinai, and seniority never means having all the answers.
We value work-life balance, so expect $79,000 - $106,000.
flexible hours
paid sabbaticals
supportive mentoring program
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A number in mind
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