Location: Toronto (Office) In office | Full-time Compensation: $140K - $240K The Role: Member of Technical Staff (Applied AI) The Senior Applied AI Engineer will play a pivotal role in defining how AI agents navigate the web. This individual will focus on building open-source frameworks and high-impact demos, while simultaneously refining the developer experience to ensure the platform remains indispensable for AI engineers. Build and maintain open-source tools and libraries that simplify the integration of AI agents with browser environments. Performance Benchmarking: Design and implement evaluation frameworks to measure the reliability and efficiency of browser-based AI tasks. Product Iteration: Move fluidly between frontend, backend, and model integration to ship full-stack features end-to-end. Technical Advocacy: Produce high-quality technical documentation and posts that unpack complex engineering challenges and learnings. Customer Collaboration:
Act as a technical partner for early adopters to ensure successful implementation of the platform's infrastructure. Engineering Excellence: 4+ years of experience writing high-quality, production-grade code. AI-Native Workflow: A heavy user of AI agents within a day-to-day coding environment. Full-Stack Capability: Proven experience shipping product features from design through to model integration. Communication: Exceptional technical writing skills and the ability to communicate complex concepts clearly. Comprehensive health and dental insurance for employees and their families. Participation in regular team events and off-sites. Lifestyle: Gym membership subsidies to support physical well-being. A technical and strategic discussion with the CEO. Technical Assessment: Final Stage: A full-day onsite session to meet the broader team and dive deep into technical challenges.
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