If your “AI strategy” currently involves asking ChatGPT and copying the answer, it’s time.
Because when your company operates in the United States, it’s easier if your talent does too.
They design and deploy systems using large language models, retrieval-augmented generation (RAG), vector databases, and APIs so outputs are grounded in your data, not just the internet.
They handle prompt engineering, fine-tuning, embedding strategies, evaluation pipelines, and guardrails to reduce hallucinations and improve reliability.
They build backend services, manage inference pipelines, optimize latency, and control token usage so your generative features survive real users and real budgets.
LLM integrations, AI copilots, chat interfaces, summarization tools, and content generation embedded directly into products.
AI-driven product descriptions, search enhancement, recommendation augmentation, and conversational commerce.
Structured data extraction, documentation support, and AI-assisted workflows built with privacy and compliance considerations.
Document processing, risk summarization, compliance review support, and internal knowledge assistants with controlled outputs.
Implements API integrations, builds prompt workflows, and supports model evaluation. Understands tokens are not free.
1-2 years of experience
Designs RAG pipelines, manages vector stores, implements guardrails, and optimizes inference performance.
3-5 years of experience
Architects scalable LLM systems, fine-tunes models, leads evaluation strategy, and balances accuracy, latency, and cost.
5+ years of experience
Defines generative AI architecture strategy, aligns product and engineering, and ensures AI delivers measurable outcomes instead of novelty features.
7+ years of experience



A generative AI engineer designs, builds, and deploys applications powered by large language models and generative systems, integrating them into production environments.
When moving beyond experimentation, integrating LLMs into products, or scaling AI-driven features for real users.
Retrieval-augmented generation (RAG) connects large language models to proprietary data sources, improving accuracy and reducing hallucinations.
Yes. Engineers implement guardrails, evaluation pipelines, monitoring systems, and feedback loops to manage output quality and compliance.
We’ll work quickly to find a replacement or adjust the talent profile until we get the right match at no extra cost.
Demos are easy. Production systems are not. We’ll connect you with engineers who know the difference.
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