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AI Engineer · 0 years

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Out of 985 open right now. Every must-have was checked against what you entered. 45 more are one must-have away.

Stretch: one must-have short$86k–$145kSeniorRemote

Typically, 5+ years with bachelor's or equivalent.Asks for 5+ years; you have 0
Bachelor's degree or equivalent education and work experienceEquivalent experience is accepted

Meets 0 of 6 must-havesCAD 215k–CAD 310kRemote · Toronto

?You have shipped LLM-powered, agent-powered, or AI-assisted product experiences into production, and improved them based on real-world feedback.
?You are a strong software engineer who enjoys working across backend systems, user-facing product, data, evals, and model behavior.
?You think in terms of user outcomes and system behavior, not just model metrics.
?You have strong product taste and care about how the interface, workflow, and model work together to help users succeed.
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Meets 0 of 6 must-haves$175k–$275kRemote · United States & Canada

?You've taken AI-powered systems from idea to production and through at least one iteration cycle with real users
?Strong engineering fundamentals. You're comfortable owning services, data flows, and integrations end-to-end
?Experience building with LLM APIs
?You think about failure modes, observability, and ownership, not just whether the demo works
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Meets 0 of 7 must-haves$215k–$280kRemote (US)

?Build-over-buy conviction. You build on internal tools first and champion them over polished external options, even when the internal path is slightly more painful. You buy only for genuine expertise, never for something buildable in a day.
?You push the last 20%. You've worked on internally-built tooling and made it good enough that people chose it. You're energized by reliability, edge cases, and polish, and you don't delegate the hard part.
?Domain fluency in support or GTM. Hands-on with ticketing, CRM, sales ops, or customer-facing workflows, so you know which work is actually worth automating.
?Architectural range. You understand systems end-to-end and can jump into any part of one. Deep backend orientation; front-end work is not the point here.
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