Senior AI Engineer – Human Capital (F81CD27)
- Source: LinkedIn
- Referment
- $175,000 to $250,000 /yr
- On-site
- New York City
- Full-Time
- Senior
Job Description
Referment is working with a global investment and technology firm to find a senior engineer who will lead practical AI initiatives within its people function. You will work across human capital, product management and software engineering to turn talent-related business needs into useful, governed AI solutions.
The remit combines hands-on prototyping with technical direction. You will build in Python, guide integration into production products, evaluate outcomes and help colleagues make informed choices as models and tooling evolve.
The Role
- Identify high-value AI use cases with internal stakeholders and translate them into well-scoped technical solutions.
- Design and deliver Python prototypes, then partner with product and engineering teams to integrate successful features.
- Evaluate AI tools through user feedback and outcome monitoring, recommending improvements.
- Set technical direction across models, tooling, prompt design, retrieval and agentic approaches.
- Mentor junior colleagues and communicate clearly with technical and non-technical stakeholders.
What We’re Looking For
- A bachelor’s degree and at least six years’ experience across human capital, data science or technology development, including exposure to AI.
- Strong Python and data skills, with practical familiarity with LLMs, RAG, agentic architectures and modern AI development tools.
- Knowledge of statistical methods; social-science research experience is useful.
- Evidence of delivering across ambiguous, cross-functional workstreams and influencing stakeholders.
- Management experience is preferred rather than essential.
This could suit an applied AI or data-science leader who enjoys building prototypes while shaping how a people-focused product portfolio adopts AI responsibly.
Referment
Skills
- Python
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