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AI Engineer
About the role
D2B is hiring an AI engineer in the Philippines to design, build, and hand over production LLM and machine-learning systems for Australian business clients, on Australian hours.
What you'll do
- Design the solution architecture, choosing between off-the-shelf models, RAG, agents, and custom models based on the client's problem and budget
- Integrate LLMs into client systems, including prompt design, tool use, and agentic workflows
- Train, validate, and deploy machine learning models for problems such as demand forecasting and anomaly detection
- Analyse client data to test whether a use case is feasible, and build the data pipelines that feed models and applications
- Evaluate and monitor solutions in production for accuracy, drift, latency, and cost
- Write tested, secure code, with guardrails against prompt injection and data leakage
- Hand over solutions with documentation and training so client teams can run them
Requirements
- 5+ years of professional software engineering, including at least two years building and deploying AI or machine learning solutions
- Experience with LLM APIs, prompt design, tool use, and evaluation
- Experience training and deploying machine learning models with libraries such as scikit-learn, PyTorch, or XGBoost
- Strong SQL and experience building data pipelines
- Experience deploying solutions on at least one cloud platform, preferably Azure or AWS, using containers and CI/CD
- Ability to explain technical trade-offs to non-technical executives in plain language
About D2B
D2B is a boutique consulting firm that builds AI and machine-learning systems for listed and privately owned Australian businesses in retail, consumer goods, energy, and mining.
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