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Senior Applied AI Engineer

Culture Amp
Location
Sydney
Posted
13 days ago
Department
Engineering
What they actually want (must-haves)
  • Proven commercial experience taking ML/AI systems to production
  • Hands-on experience with knowledge graphs and graph databases (e.g. Neo4j, Neptune)
  • Production LLM evaluation and observability
  • Experience in designing and scaling production-grade multi-agentic systems
  • Full stack software development experience, ideally Python, React, PGVector
  • Strong software engineering fundamentals
Nice to have
  • Experience at startups or founding teams
  • Postgraduate degree in Machine Learning, Computer Science, Applied Mathematics, or related field
  • Evidence of taking cutting-edge techniques from paper to production
  • Experience with evaluation/benchmarking frameworks for AI systems
  • Experience implementing GraphRAG or Knowledge Graphs
What the job really is

As a Senior Applied AI Engineer at Culture Amp, you will work on developing Agentic AI Solutions that enhance employee experiences. Your role involves designing and implementing AI features, building data pipelines, and ensuring the effectiveness of AI systems through evaluation and feedback loops. You will collaborate with product, design, and people science teams to translate user needs into technical solutions while maintaining a focus on responsible AI practices.

Benefits
  • Equity through Employee Share Option Program
  • Learning programs and coaching
  • Quarterly refresh days and extended end-of-year break
  • Monthly allowance for wellbeing and lifestyle
  • Inclusive parental leave from day one
  • MacBook and budget for home workspace setup
Things to weigh
  • No salary listed
  • Work from office 2 days a week
  • Focus on practical application rather than research
  • Role may involve ambiguity and fast iteration
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