AI deployment engineer (Central)
San Francisco, CA · Chicago, IL · +3 moreSan Francisco, CA +4Hybrid
$132,000–$184,000
Posted by Strala · open on Ashby as of
Pay not postedSan Francisco, CAOn-siteFull-time
Own end-to-end deployments of multimodal, agentic AI systems for insurance clients, from scoping through go-live, while serving as the primary contact for senior stakeholders.
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San Francisco, CA · Chicago, IL · +3 moreSan Francisco, CA +4Hybrid
$132,000–$184,000
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TL;DR: Strala is rebuilding the foundation of the world’s largest industry - insurance.
In less than a year, we reached multi seven-figure ARR. We raised two rounds from Tier 1 funds including Peter Thiel’s Founders Fund, led by the partner who was early in OpenAI, Cognition and Scale AI. Our team comes from institutions like Harvard, Berkeley & Oxford and firms like Optiver, AMD & Palantir (+ICPC, NeurIPS backgrounds).
Strala combines AI-native technology and claims professionals to administer property and casualty insurance claims and improve claims outcomes.
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