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AI Full-Stack Engineer, Data Scientist, AI Infrastructure/DevOps Engineer at United Risk
AI Full-Stack Engineer, Data Scientist, AI Infrastructure/DevOps Engineer at United Risk, found 6 days ago on Hacker News. Based in New York, the USA. The company takes applications on its own page.
Full stack developer
Hacker News
6 days ago
United Risk
United Risk, an insurance underwriting and distribution platform, is hiring early-career AI engineers for its in-house AI team in New York, with several openings across application development, data science and infrastructure.
What you would do
- Build AI applications and agentic workflows for underwriters
- Extract documents with LLMs and human review
- Create pipelines, models and document Q&A for risk insight
- Deploy, monitor and secure AI apps on Azure
- Run models on in-house GPU servers
- Work across apps, data and infrastructure
What they ask for
- 0–4 years of experience, internships included
- Strong Python and working SQL
- A portfolio, GitHub or deployed app to show
- Statistics grounding for the data science role
- Linux and a major cloud for infrastructure
- Live within commuting distance of NYC
About this job
- Job
- AI Full-Stack Engineer, Data Scientist, AI Infrastructure/DevOps Engineer
- Category
- Full stack developer
- Company
- United Risk
- Location
- New York, the USA
- Work type
- Full time
- Salary
- 100,000 to 120,000 USD a year
- Posted
- on Hacker News, 2 November 2026
- How to apply
- By email to the recruiter, with your CV
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