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AI Fund

Engineer in Residence: Enterprise Agents

Mountain View, CAcontractmidAdded 1 month ago

About this role

Build AI agents designed to operate securely within enterprise firewalls, automating critical operational tasks by integrating with internal databases, APIs, and legacy systems. This role focuses on replacing manual interventions and custom scripts with intelligent, reliable automation solutions.

What you'll do

  • Design and develop AI agents for secure internal network deployment
  • Integrate agents with legacy systems, databases, and internal APIs
  • Automate operational workflows currently requiring manual intervention
  • Ensure security and compliance for firewall-based AI systems
  • Improve reliability and maintainability of internal operational tools
  • Document institutional knowledge embedded in custom scripts and processes

What they're looking for

  • AI/Machine learning agent development
  • Enterprise security and firewall constraints
  • API integration and data pipeline architecture
  • Legacy system integration
  • Python or similar backend languages
  • Database design and management
  • Automation and scripting
  • Operational systems knowledge
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AI Fund

AI Fund builds and invests in AI-powered applications spanning healthcare, productivity, manufacturing, and developer tools. The company is hiring AI Engineers, ML specialists, and full-stack engineers to deploy production machine learning solutions, develop AI-driven platforms for chronic care and business intelligence, and contribute to open-source AI infrastructure projects.

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Likely interview questions

  • How would you approach building an AI agent that needs to securely authenticate and interact with multiple legacy systems behind a corporate firewall?
  • Describe your experience working with ETL pipelines or operational automation—what challenges did you encounter and how did you solve them?