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OpenTeams is seeking a Senior AI Engineer - Evaluation & Benchmarking to build and operate the benchmarking capability at the core of a government AI platform. This role focuses on understanding model failures and surfacing critical risk areas to improve reliability.
You will design evaluation harnesses, combine human and AI judgments, and document limitations. You will report to senior stakeholders and help determine which capabilities are ready to field, working hands-on with an open-source
Location: U.S Hybrid - Washington, DC, Denver, CO or Colorado Springs, CO.
Clearance Requirement: An active TS/SCI clearance is preferred. Candidates may also be considered if they previously held a TS/SCI with CI polygraph or currently hold an active TS or Secret clearance. Candidates that are not eligible or willing to obtain a security clearance will not be considered.
Salary Range: $145,000-$250,000 USD, dependent on experience level and location
Travel Requirement: Up to 15% travel is required.
We're looking for a Senior AI Engineer - Evaluation & Benchmarking to build and operate the benchmarking and evaluation capability at the core of a government AI platform. This is a role for someone who is more interested in what a model gets wrong than in what it gets right.
You build the evaluation harnesses - automated metrics paired with structured human expert judgment, applied to candidate models and to the agentic workflows built on top of them. You develop repeatable methodologies for comparing performance against current operational baselines, which means the comparison holds up when someone runs it again in six months with a different model. And you document the limitations and surface the failure modes that matter, including the ones nobody asked about.
Your reports go to senior stakeholders and inform decisions about which capabilities are ready to field. That's the weight of the job: a benchmark that looks good and hides a failure mode is worse than no benchmark at all, and you're the check against that.
This is hands-on engineering on an open-source toolchain.