Remote AI Engineer (United States)

September 28, 2026

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Remote AI Jobs in the United States (Rex.zone) Rex.zone is hiring a Mid-Senior Remote AI Engineer to improve model quality and reliability for LLM and multimodal systems. You will build evaluation harnesses, integrate RLHF workflows, and partner with data operations to raise training data quality across NLP and computer vision use cases.

Key Responsibilities

Build and maintain LLM evaluation pipelines (rubric-based grading, pairwise preference tests)
Integrate RLHF signals and feedback loops for safer, higher-quality outputs
Define and iterate on annotation guidelines compliance checks and quality gates
Develop prompt evaluation and regression suites to detect quality drops across releases
Support NLP (e.g., named entity recognition) and CV (e.g., computer vision annotation) workflows
Implement content safety labeling strategies and audit-friendly reporting
Create dashboards/monitoring for training data quality, evaluation metrics, and production health
Improve tooling and automation for QA evaluation, labeling workflows, and review operations

Required Qualifications

Mid-Senior experience shipping AI/ML systems in production
Strong Python and ability to build reliable data/evaluation pipelines
Hands-on experience with model evaluation, prompt evaluation, and experiment design
Understanding of RLHF concepts and preference modeling workflows
Ability to turn ambiguous quality issues into measurable metrics and engineering tasks
Comfort collaborating across product, data operations, and QA

Remote Work and Location This is a fully remote role aligned to United States hiring and payroll requirements. How To Apply Apply via Rex.zone and include a resume highlighting evaluation pipelines, RLHF, data labeling or QA evaluation, and production ML engineering experience.

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