Raydar
Founding Machine Learning Engineer
$175K–$300K
San Francisco, California · Full-time · Posted Oct 21, 2026
- Experience
- 2 to 4 years is the ideal range.
- Education
- Bachelor's degree in computer science or machine learning from a top-tier university.
About the job
Build and productionize AI-powered enterprise products, including agent systems, model serving, retrieval, and code-modernization tools, while partnering with customers and shaping engineering direction.
What you'll do
- Design agent systems with review and validation, secure enterprise connectors, and runtime infrastructure.
- Build developer tools and code analysis capabilities, and take language-model pipelines, retrieval, and light model tuning from prototype to production.
- Set up low-latency model serving with usage and performance monitoring; collaborate with customers and help shape engineering standards and product direction.
What they ask for
- Experience working on enterprise or B2B AI products.
- Foundational machine learning experience and a track record of shipping production code in a shared team codebase.
- Experience with large language models and AI platforms, including agent frameworks and evaluating models or agents; hands-on experience coordinating multi-step agent systems and retrieval-based approaches.
- Bachelor's degree in computer science or machine learning from a top-tier university; regular use of AI tools in daily work.
Nice to have
- Software engineering experience at high-growth technology companies or startups; published machine learning research.
- Familiarity with an agent orchestration framework.
Pay
USD 175,000 to 300,000 per year (base salary)
Tools
large language models, AI platforms, agent frameworks, retrieval-based approaches
AI focus
Build AI agent systems with review and validation, enterprise software connectors, code analysis for legacy-code modernization, low-latency model serving, language-model pipelines, information retrieval, and light model tuning.
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