Sapien · Sapien HQ — NYC
Applied AI engineer building agent capabilities for financial and operational intelligence, including agent architectures, library learning, graph-based company representations, and multi-modal parsers for Excel, ERPs, and CRMs. Also builds benchmarking and evaluation suites and ships research into production. Requires experience with LLMs, fine-tuning, retrieval augmentation, and agent frameworks.
Sapien is the engine behind the world’s most important companies. We build agents that learn how a business works from its financial and operational data: its language, operations, and economics. That understanding helps people find opportunities, make better decisions, and act.
We work with complex businesses, from manufacturers and restaurant groups to the Fortune 500. Teams at companies including Bayer, Cooper Standard, Blink Charging, Carlex, and Odeko use Sapien to understand their businesses and improve how they run. Our ambition is to build the self-optimizing company by making its people and systems dramatically more capable.
We’re headquartered by Madison Square Park in NYC, with $15M+ raised and backing from General Catalyst, Neo, and operators from OpenAI, Google, Microsoft, Ramp, and Stripe. We’re bringing together AI researchers, engineers, and operators to build intelligence for the people who build everything else.
You'll build the AI agent capabilities that power Sapien's financial and operational intelligence. This means designing novel architectures for reasoning over complex financial and operational data, implementing verifiable and observable agent workflows, and building systems that learn and adapt to each company's unique operations.
This is a research-meets-product role. You'll work on cutting-edge agent capabilities—from observability and library learning to semantic search and multi-modal parsing—and ship them directly into production for customers.
Compensation: $175K - $250K
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