Research Engineer, AI (Entry-Level) at Orbis · United States · Joined
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Research Engineer, AI (Entry-Level)
Orbis · United States · Just now · 0 applicants
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Pay
Pay not listed
Workplace
Remote
Job type
Full-time
Level
Junior
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About the role
Orbis is hiring an entry-level Research Engineer, AI to support applied research in agentic AI, knowledge representation, and high-performance analytics. The role involves reproducing methods, building evaluation datasets and tools, running experiments, and communicating findings.
What you’ll do
Support applied research across agentic AI, knowledge representation, dynamic ontologies, autonomous analysis, and high-performance analytics
Work alongside senior research engineers to reproduce methods
Build evaluation datasets and tools
Run experiments
Analyze errors
Communicate research findings
What you’ll need
0-2 years of professional experience
Bachelor's or Master's degree in Computer Science, Machine Learning, or a related technical field, or equivalent demonstrated ability
Solid Python programming fundamentals with code you can walk through and defend
Working understanding of machine learning and LLM fundamentals including evaluation basics, prompting, embeddings, and retrieval
Ability to read technical papers and explain claims, evaluation, and limitations; intellectual honesty about results
Research experience from thesis, lab, internship, or open-source project; hands-on experience with RAG, agent frameworks, or fine-tuning; exposure to graph databases, ontologies, or information extraction; experiment tracking and evaluation tooling; Docker and cloud or GPU compute; interest in OSINT, intelligence, or investigative research workflows
Original job description
Orbis is hiring an entry-level Research Engineer, AI to support applied research across agentic AI, knowledge representation, dynamic ontologies, autonomous analysis, and high-performance analytics. The role works alongside senior research engineers to reproduce methods, build evaluation datasets and tools, run experiments, analyze errors, and communicate…