"prompt engineering" Jobs
286 open tech roles matching “prompt engineering”, taken straight from company career pages — not reposted from other job boards. Most in demand right now: Python, AI/ML, TypeScript. Every listing is re-checked daily and closed roles are removed.
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Join Ansible Health as a Medical VA / Onboarding Specialist to enhance patient care through exceptional service and clinical support.
Own the platform for Airbnb's AI Assistant, driving product direction and engineering decisions in a remote-first environment.
Lead the development of product catalogs and applied knowledge graphs to enhance shopping experiences at Reddit.
Lead the evolution of marketing data at Grafana Labs, enhancing analytical rigor and driving demand generation in a fully remote environment.
Join Twilio as a Product Operations Specialist I to support phone number porting and hosting operations in a remote-first environment.
Lead clinical development for Sword's AI cardiometabolic care solution, driving clinical outcomes and collaborating across teams.
Join GitLab as a Staff Security Researcher to shape security practices in AI-powered DevSecOps tools for millions of developers.
Join Reddit as a Senior ML Engineer to develop advanced embedding models for advertising in a fully remote role.
Join Reddit as a Senior ML Engineer to develop advanced embedding models for advertising in a fully remote role.
Lead product strategy for Ads Trust & Safety at Reddit, ensuring user safety and advertiser success in a fully remote role.
Join Clutch as a Senior Customer Success Manager to drive success for mid-market Credit Union accounts in a remote role.
Join Twilio as a Technical Support Expert 2, providing top-tier customer service and ensuring secure, compliant operations.
Join Block as a Senior ML/AI Modeler to enhance risk automation using generative AI in a fully remote role.
Lead the strategy and technical execution of Reddit's Marketing Intelligence efforts as a Staff Data Scientist.
Lead community growth and intelligence initiatives at Reddit, leveraging data to drive strategic decisions.