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AI Engineer (Remote)
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Pay not postedRemote, hiring in PennsylvaniaFull-time
Build and operate production AI applications and automations that improve workflows across M3 USA’s healthcare subsidiaries, partnering directly with non-technical business teams.
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Median $190K
Senior FDE postings1,864 postings · middle 50% of posted pay$160K–$220KThe work
Builds for teams inside the company
Balance Mostly building
Project stages
- Pre-sales (not covered)
- Proof of concept
- Implementation
- Operations
- Coding
- Writes production code
- Builds for
- Internal teams
- Level
- Senior
- Role
- Individual contributor
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What you’ll do
- Build and iterate on production applications using AI coding agents.
- Automate business workflows with custom tools, scripts, and integrations.
- Develop and deploy LLM applications, including document processing and intelligent assistants.
- Translate observed business processes into technical requirements and communicate tradeoffs.
What you’ll bring
- Bachelor’s degree in computer science or a related field, or equivalent work experience.
- Extensive hands-on experience with AI coding agents and multiple applications built with them.
- Production deployment experience supporting AI applications used by real end users.
- Technical foundations in Python, TypeScript, SQL, LLM APIs, and web application development.
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