Founding Applied Research Engineer
Lucidic AI · lucidic.ai
San FranciscoEntry level
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The job in short
Applied research engineer developing optimization algorithms for enterprise AI agents.
PythonMachine learningPyTorchReinforcement learning
Details
- Found
- 9 d ago · posted 2026-10-17
- Location as listed
- San Francisco, CA, US
- Role
- Machine Learning / AI Engineer
- Source
- The company’s own careers site
Full description
Join Lucidic AI as a Founding Applied Research Engineer to develop and deploy cutting-edge optimization algorithms for enterprise AI agents. You will work directly with customers to understand their agent systems and build solutions that measurably improve accuracy, reliability, and performance.
Responsibilities
• Design and implement optimization algorithms (RL, genetic algorithms, search-based methods) for agent systems
• Work directly with enterprise customers to understand their agent architectures and pain points
• Build evaluation frameworks and benchmarks to measure agent performance improvements
• Collaborate with the product team to translate research insights into scalable product features
• Publish technical blog posts and contribute to the broader AI community
• Help define the technical roadmap for Lucidic's optimization platform
Qualifications
• Strong background in machine learning, reinforcement learning, or optimization
• Experience building and deploying ML systems in production
• Proficiency in Python and modern ML frameworks (PyTorch, JAX, etc.)
• Excellent communication skills and ability to work directly with customers
• Self-motivated with ability to thrive in an early-stage startup environment
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