C++ AI Code Engineer: Build & Benchmark LLM Code

Turing; Boston (MA); Remote; USD 110,000 - 170,000; Full time

Job summary

Turing in Boston seeks a software engineer to create and curate high-quality code datasets in C++ and other languages for training and benchmarking large language models. You will evaluate AI-generated code for efficiency and reliability, build verification agents to identify error patterns, and provide clear rationales to support model improvements.

The role requires collaboration with cross-functional teams and strong communication to document decisions and describe architecture choices.

Qualifications

• At least 3 years of software engineering experience.
• Experience building scalable, production-grade full-stack applications.
• Strong understanding of software architecture and communication for evaluation rationales.

Responsibilities

• Create and curate high-quality code datasets in C++ and other languages.
• Evaluate AI-generated code for efficiency and reliability.
• Build verification agents to identify error patterns and provide explanations.

Skills

C++

Python

JavaScript

ReactJS

Java

Rust

Go

Software Architecture

Full-stack Development

Debugging

Code Review

AI Model Training

API Design

Scalable Software

Technical Communication

Job description

Create and curate high-quality code datasets in C++ and other languages to train and benchmark large language models. Evaluate AI-generated code for efficiency and reliability while building verification agents to identify error patterns.

Requirements: Requires at least 3 years of software engineering experience with expertise in building scalable, production-grade full-stack applications. Candidates must possess a deep understanding of software architecture and excellent communication skills for providing evaluation rationales.

Key Skills: C++, Python, JavaScript, ReactJS, Java, Rust, Go, Software Architecture, Full-stack Development, Debugging, Code Review, AI Model Training, API Design, Scalable Software, Technical Communication