Senior Engineer, Applied AI

Honor

Senior Engineer on Applied AI team at Honor improving AI applications for elder care technology. Collaborating with multiple stakeholders to create impactful AI-driven solutions.

Posted 6/29/2026full-timeRemote • 🇺🇸 United StatesSenior💰 $160,000 - $180,000 per yearWebsite

Tech Stack

Tools & technologies

JavaScriptNode.jsPython

About the role

Key responsibilities & impact

Design, build, and productionize foundations for AI applications
Collaborate closely with engineering, product, design, data, operations, security, and business stakeholders
Create secure model access, compliant data pathways, observability, and reusable architecture
Work on AI-assisted sales follow-up, operational defect analysis, and closed-loop feedback systems

Requirements

What you’ll need

Excited by ambiguous, high-leverage problems
Experience building production-grade systems
Experience in Python, Node.js, or willing to learn Python
Proficient in designing reliable data models and relational databases
Key contributor experience in large, complex projects
Comfortable with legacy systems and integrating new services
Strong verbal and writing communication skills
Understanding of quality, observability, privacy, security, and operational risk
Willingness to participate in an on-call rotation

Benefits

Comp & perks

Generous equity packages
401K with up to a 4% employer match
Medical, dental, and vision coverage including zero cost plans for employees
Short Term Disability, Long Term Disability and Life Insurance are fully employer paid
Voluntary additional Life Insurance option
Generous time off program
Mental health benefits
Wellness program
Discount program

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Hard Skills & Tools

AI Application DevelopmentRelational Database DesignSecure Model AccessOperational Risk ManagementObservability Implementation

Soft Skills

Strong Verbal CommunicationStrong Written Communication