Drimva

Doctronic

Senior AI Engineer

$200K–$300K

New York City +1 · Hybrid · Senior · Full-time · Posted Jul 17, 2026

Location
New York City
San Francisco
Experience
Typically, 3+ years of highly relevant applied or research AI/ML experience with an advanced degree, or 7+ years of relevant experience building and researching ML systems, including recent hands-on work with LLMs and generative AI.
Education
Typically an advanced degree in a quantitative, computational, or scientific discipline; the posting emphasizes depth of work over a specific credential.

About the job

Build and improve Doctronic’s clinical AI systems, from agentic reasoning and model learning to evaluation and medical evidence retrieval.

What you'll do

  • Design clinical reasoning architectures with agent collaboration, tool use, verification, uncertainty handling, and escalation.
  • Develop evaluation platforms and experiments to measure performance and guide system improvements.
  • Build and improve model-training, feedback, search, retrieval, and grounding systems.

What they ask for

  • Deep experience in at least two of: agentic architectures and reasoning; model evaluation; model training; search, ranking, retrieval, or RAG.
  • Strong ML fundamentals, including training data, objectives, metrics, failure analysis, calibration, and validation.
  • Strong engineering fundamentals and experience building production-quality systems.
  • Clear communication and collaboration across engineering, clinical, and product teams.

Nice to have

  • Published research, patents, open-source contributions, or novel production ML systems.
  • Experience in healthcare or safety-critical domains; human-feedback systems; AI safety, bias detection, calibration, or fairness.

Pay

$200K – $300K (base salary)

Tools

LLMs, RAG, RLHF, HIPAA, FHIR, EHR, HL7

AI focus

Develop clinical AI reasoning, evaluation, learning, search, retrieval, and grounding, with a focus on improving safety, accuracy, and clinical decisions.

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First seen Oct 29, 2026 · Last verified Nov 5, 2026 (UTC)