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Sharpe Recruiting Ventures is seeking an AI Engineer in New York City to partner with data scientists and engineers. You will design and deploy ML systems that scale, balancing latency, accuracy, and cost while turning client data into reliable decisions.
The role emphasizes building production-ready models, feature engineering, and end-to-end pipelines, with relocation available and a strong focus on practical tradeoffs and measurable impact on product safety and trust.
New York City, NY (in person, relocation offered)
About the Company
Our client builds mission-critical trust and safety infrastructure for some of the most important
digital platforms in the world. Bad actors have always abused the internet, and AI is
accelerating fraud, abuse, and manipulation at a scale and speed no human team can handle
alone. Their platform gives trust and safety teams a single place to write and enforce policy,
deploy AI agents against abuse in real time, investigate threats, handle regulatory reporting,
and measure whether their safety programs are working.
Customers include some of the largest internet platforms in the world, and decisions made in
the software directly determine what stays up, what comes down, and how users are treated.
The company is a small, fast-moving, venture-backed team that values being intentional,
direct, and deeply focused on solving real customer problems.
Why This Role
The company is growing quickly and is adding an AI Engineer to partner with the existing AI
Engineers, Data Scientist, and Data Engineer. You’ll build the ML systems that make the
platform faster, more efficient, and more accurate, turning the enormous volume of customer
decision data it processes into production models that directly shape customer outcomes.
We’re looking for a builder. Someone who has taken models from messy data to production at
scale, who reaches for a gradient-boosted tree before a transformer when that’s the right call,
and who has stood up ML infrastructure from scratch rather than inheriting it fully built. What
matters most is judgment: knowing the smallest, most efficient, most reliable model for the
job, and understanding both ML methods and LLMs deeply enough to make that call yourself
rather than defaulting to whichever one you know best. This role needs someone who cares
as much about precision-recall tradeoffs, class imbalance, and serving latency as they do
What you’ll do
decide what model approach fits: a classical classifier when it wins on cost and latency,
a fine-tuned LLM when the tradeoff is worth it, a third-party API as a bootstrap. You own
the full path from data to decision, not just the model.
harmful content is caught efficiently, balancing cost, latency, and accuracy deliberately.
content, and reveal patterns across the data.
inference platform.
how classifier scores and model outputs are calculated, stored, surfaced, and iterated
on.
evaluation architecture, measuring whether the agent fleet is making the right decisions
with the right tools at the right cost.
systems, ensuring model training, feature pipelines, and production inference have the
right data flowing at the right latency and scale.
matures.
What we’re looking for
strong track record of shipping ML systems (gradient boosting, tree-based models,
classifiers, embedding-based methods) to production.
way to a model that shipped and served production traffic.
LLM is worth its cost and latency versus a classic model.
the signal you care about is a small minority of the data.
stood up training pipelines, serving infrastructure, evaluation harnesses, and monitoring
from scratch rather than inheriting a mature platform.
had to make pragmatic tradeoffs about what to build, what to buy, and what to defer.
train/test splits, metric selection on imbalanced data (precision/recall/F1/AUC over
accuracy), cross-validation, and principled hyperparameter tuning.
detection, and production monitoring. Bonus if you have experience with training,
evaluating and serving models via Databricks.
and independently making informed tradeoffs between model complexity, cost, and
performance.
This role is based in New York City, and relocation is offered. The team works together in
person and holds at least two all-company events per year. Benefits include health, vision and
dental coverage, a 401(k) plan with employer matching, fully paid commuter benefits, and a
fully stocked office with paid lunch and dinner.