We are hiring a Senior AI Engineer to lead the architecture and development of Dexter’s agent systems. You will build AI that reasons over complex factory data, coordinates analytical tools, and produces answers that manufacturing teams can inspect and use to make consequential operational decisions.
ProDex Labs builds Dexter, an AI industrial engineer for factory operations. Dexter connects enterprise systems, spreadsheets, and operational knowledge into a live factory model that manufacturers use to simulate production, optimize schedules, identify bottlenecks, and reduce quality costs. Our customers include L3Harris, HighCom Armor Solutions, TIME Manufacturing, and Alimentos ProSalud. We are a small team in Manhattan building software for demanding industrial environments, with deployment inside customers’ security boundaries.
We are hiring a Senior AI Engineer to lead the architecture and development of Dexter’s agent systems. You will build AI that reasons over complex factory data, coordinates analytical tools, and produces answers that manufacturing teams can inspect and use to make consequential operational decisions.
You will own the agent layer across simulation, scheduling, bill of materials, and cost modeling. This includes tool orchestration, retrieval, memory, and the evaluation systems that measure correctness and catch regressions. The work requires strong software engineering, a rigorous approach to validation, and sound judgment about where models need deterministic computation or human input.
As a senior individual contributor, you will set technical direction, lead architectural decisions, and raise the engineering standard through design reviews and mentorship. You will work directly with customers and the product team to translate unfamiliar manufacturing workflows into reliable capabilities, from initial design through production operation.
We encourage candidates with strong relevant experience to apply, including those whose backgrounds do not align with every qualification. Some customer assignments require U.S. person status under ITAR.
Help build the software that advances American manufacturing.
$200,000 - $350,000 per year