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Director - AI Engineering

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new york life insurance companyBrooklyn (NY)

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About the role

Overview: As Director, AI Engineering you will lead end-to-end AI delivery in NYL's AI & Data organization. You’ll shape strategy, mentor a growing team, and drive responsible AI practices while delivering agentic AI and GenAI solutions on the enterprise AI platform. This role blends hands-on development with technical leadership to produce measurable business value across policyowners, agents, advisors, and employees. You’ll partner with business and technology stakeholders to scale AI across the organization, balancing innovation with risk management. This is a chance to influence NYL’s AI transformation at scale. Compensation / Benefits comprehensive benefits package leave programs adoption assistance student loan repayment programs annual discretionary bonus incentive program eligibility
Responsibilities: Lead AI/ML and GenAI initiatives end-to-end with cross-functional teams Own delivery from build to deployment and production monitoring on the enterprise AI platform Design and implement agentic AI systems, including multi-agent orchestration and safety guardrails Build multi-agent solutions with sub-agents for planning, deployment, and logging Design and deploy production-grade RAG and retrieval systems with advanced retrieval patterns Drive technical decisions across AI stack, including model selection, orchestration frameworks, and cloud/data platform integration Rapidly prototype AI-powered applications and interfaces for validation and adoption Leverage AI-assisted engineering tools with rigorous review of outputs Define and evolve standards for AI development, evaluation, testing, observability, and responsible AI Mentor data scientists and AI engineers, promoting rapid experimentation and continuous learning Travel (

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