Member of Technical Staff - Applied ML
$175,000 - $350,000 per year
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SENIORITY
Lead
SALARY
$175,000 - $350,000 per year
About the role
- Design and iterate multi-agent architectures that automate real accounting workflows, with clear autonomy boundaries, tool usage and fallback behavior.
- Manage context and memory across agent steps; route, evaluate and optimize models under latency, cost and accuracy constraints.
- Build scalable offline and online evaluation pipelines that run hundreds of experiments automatically, with golden tasks, labeling strategies and metrics.
- Instrument the stack to catch regressions, track error taxonomies and drive closed-loop improvement.
- Architect prompt stacks, retrieval and indexing pipelines, and document parsing into structured representations agents can reason about.
- Scope projects with concise specs, build and test end to end, and communicate progress clearly within your pod.
- What You Bring 4-12 years as a machine learning engineer
- Experience at a fast-paced startup (Series A-D), a tier-1 tech company or a hedge fund
- End-to-end LLM agent applications: benchmarking, model orchestration and evals for agent behavior and reliability
- Structured ML experimentation: framing hypotheses, building evaluation infrastructure, iterating on measurable resultsCS, physics, math or other technical degree from a top school
- Very clear communication
- Located in the US or Canada and able to work in the New York office 5 days a week
- ML products and underlying models at a fast-paced company
- Deep Python and LLM/transformer expertise
- Interest in AI's impact on accounting and finance
- Initial screen with leadership, meet-the-team screen, technical coding interview, onsite plus references.
- Tech StackPython, Postgres, LLMs, agent frameworks, evaluation pipelines
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