About the company
Our client is a healthcare technology company.
The role
Raydar is recruiting for this role on behalf of our client. Take ownership of an AI-driven dialogue platform end to end, from inheriting current systems to designing a new one. The work centers on evaluation and monitoring, keeping methods up to date, and close coordination with operations and engineering colleagues.
What you'll do
- Inherit and run the current AI-driven dialogue systems used by people outside the company.
- Create a new automated assistant that will operate alongside the existing systems.
- Set up evaluation and monitoring practices that surface problems before they reach users.
- Keep these systems current with recent developments in the field.
- Work closely with operations and engineering colleagues.
Requirements
What we're looking for
- Prior work shipping a dialogue-driven AI product that a large, recurring audience relies on.
- Hands-on history of diagnosing production breakdowns in an AI system and putting evaluation and tracing in place to stop them recurring.
- Deep, hands-on expertise in building AI agents.
- Zero to four years of professional experience.
Benefits
Compensation and benefits
- Base salary: USD 150,000 to 220,000 per year
- Retirement plan
Location and work model
- San Francisco, California, United States
- On-site, in person, 6 days a week
- Full-time
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