Applied AI Engineer
Company: Foley
Location: Location not specified (Remote)
Type: Full-time
Remote: Yes
Posted: 2026-05-05
About this role
We are looking for an Applied AI Engineer to help us make Foley truly AI-native — not by layering tools on top, but by rethinking how work gets done across the company.
You’ll operate as a forward-deployed builder, embedded with business teams to identify high-leverage problems and ship real solutions. This is a hands-on role where you’ll design, build, and deploy AI-powered systems that improve how we operate, make decisions, and deliver value.
This is not a research role. You build, you ship, and you measure impact.
What You’ll Do
Build & Ship Solutions
- Design and build AI-powered systems end-to-end, including agentic workflows, internal tools, automation pipelines, and business applications
- Own your work from concept through production, including iteration and improvement
- Use AI-assisted development and modern tooling to move quickly without sacrificing quality
Embed with the Business
- Work directly with operations, compliance, sales, and product teams to understand real workflows and pain points
- Translate ambiguous, messy processes into clear, scalable systems
- Operate as part of cross-functional “tiger teams” focused on high-impact problems
Drive Outcomes, Not Just Output
- Define success metrics and measure whether your solutions improve speed, quality, or decision-making
- Close the loop by evaluating what worked, what didn’t, and what to improve
Build for Scale & Reuse
- Design composable solutions that integrate into the broader platform
- Think in reusable capabilities, not one-off scripts
Operate with Judgment & Guardrails
- Build with awareness of regulatory constraints (DOT, FMCSA, PII)
- Apply strong judgment when using AI to ensure quality, trust, and compliance
Contribute to the Builder Community
- Share patterns, tools, and learnings with other engineers and teams
- Review work and help raise the bar for how we build
Who You Are
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