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Role at a glance
You will
Design and implement
Develop and optimize
Rapid prototyping → testing → improving → scaling
Experience
1–5 years
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Job description
Description
We’re hiring builders.
If you love experimenting with AI, shipping real products, breaking things, and rebuilding them better, this role is for you.
We want someone who can own problems, build fast and iterate even faster.
Responsibilities
What you’ll do
Build AI-first products
Design and implement agentic workflows
Develop and optimize RAG pipelines
Rapid prototyping → testing → improving → scaling
Work across the stack (APIs, backend systems, integrations, deployment)
Take ideas from 0 → 1 → production
Qualifications
1–5 years of hands-on experience in software engineering / AI / ML
Strong coding skills (Python preferred)
Experience working with:
LLM APIs (OpenAI, open-source models, etc.)
Frameworks like LangChain, LlamaIndex, CrewAI, AutoGen (or similar)
Building real world applications (not just notebooks)
Ability to move fast, experiment, and learn quickly
Comfort working in a high-ownership, fast-changing environment
Mandatory (must include in application)
GitHub profile OR
Live projects / demos OR
Portfolio of AI applications you’ve built
Applications without proof of work will not be considered
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