Location: San Francisco Bay Area Type: Full-Time Compensation: Competitive salary + meaningful equity (founding tier)
Backed by 8VC, we're building a world-class team to tackle one of the industry’s most critical infrastructure problems.
We’re designing the future of enterprise AI infrastructure — grounded in agents, retrieval-augmented generation (RAG), knowledge graphs, and multi-tenant governance.
We’re looking for an ML/AI Research Engineer to join our AI Lab and lead the design, training, evaluation, and optimization of agent-native AI models. You'll work at the intersection of LLMs, vector search, graph reasoning, and reinforcement learning — building the intelligence layer that sits on top of our enterprise data fabric.
This isn’t a prompt engineer role. It’s full-cycle ML: from data curation and fine-tuning to evaluation, interpretability, and deployment — with cost-awareness, alignment, and agent coordination all in scope.
Desired Experience
This role is foundational to our thesis: that agents + enterprise data + knowledge modeling can create intelligent infrastructure for real-world, multi-billion-dollar workflows. Your work won’t be buried in research reports — it will be productionized and activated by hundreds of users and hundreds of thousands of decisions. If this is your dream role - we would love to hear from you.
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