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GuruLink is seeking an engineer to contribute to a Toronto-based investigative analytics platform used by law enforcement and forensic teams. You will ship AI-enabled software in client environments, building the harness around models with prompts, interfaces, memory, and observability.
The role requires rapid prototyping and turning prototypes into secure, maintainable production code. Expect to work closely with end users, handle complex data pipelines, and navigate trade-offs between
Location: Toronto, Ontario
Forward deployed means what it sounds like. You work inside the client's environment, on their problems, next to their people, and you are measured on software that ships rather than recommendations that circulate.
You will join a pod rebuilding an investigative analysis platform used by law enforcement and forensic teams, adding an agentic layer that ingests device data, analyses it, and produces conclusions that have to survive scrutiny in a formal setting. Your work is the harness around the models: prompts, tool interfaces, context and memory, permission boundaries, observability, and the evaluations that prove the whole thing behaves the way it claims to.
The pace is quick. You take an ambiguous problem, put a working prototype in front of someone within days, then turn it into something secure and maintainable that a colleague can pick up. You will also chase the ugly failures that come with this territory, hallucination, runaway loops, prompt injection, unsafe tool calls, and build the fallbacks that contain them before they reach a case file.
This suits an engineer who wants range rather than a narrow lane. You will touch full stack product work, data pipelines, agent orchestration and infrastructure in the same month, and you will sit close enough to the end user to see what your decisions actually cost them. Patterns you work out here get reused across the firm, so good thinking travels.
Toronto based and in the office. Elsewhere on the East Coast can work, but a daily 8am to 10am Eastern overlap with the client team is required, which rules out the West Coast.