Engineering Manager - AI Product(100% Remote EMEA)
Pragmatike · Remote · Armenia ·
COMPENSATION
€•• – ••k
Listed on the employer's job board (Ashby)
- Fully remote (EMEA)
- AI Engineering Manager
- Model inference focus
- Small high-impact team
- English required
Lead a high-leverage team of AI engineers and researchers building systems that power AI-enabled products and model inference offerings. This hybrid people/technical leadership role involves managing daily operations, setting technical direction, and driving delivery from applied ML features to scalable production infrastructure.
What you'll do
- Manage, coach, and grow a team of AI/ML engineers and researchers
- Translate ambiguous product goals into scoped engineering plans
- Co-own roadmap and operations for model serving infrastructure
- Partner with scientists to move models from experiment to production
- Set engineering standards for code quality and incident response
- Collaborate with Product and Infrastructure teams to remove blockers
- Report progress and risks to engineering leadership
What you'll need
- 7+ years in technical leadership or engineering management
- Strong prior track record as hands-on engineer or researcher
- Experience building AI/ML platform or inference infrastructure
- Working knowledge of AI/ML lifecycle and production deployment
- Technical fluency in model inference and serving frameworks
- Ability to manage both researchers and engineers effectively
- Strong judgment on scoping research-adjacent projects
- Excellent communication skills for technical and non-technical stakeholders
Nice to have
- Experience owning production systems reliability
- Background in incident response for production inference
Stack
- vLLM
- Triton
- GPU scheduling
- Model serving frameworks
How you'll work
- Fully remote position
- Europe Time Zone alignment
- Start date ASAP
What you get
- Remote-first flexibility
- High leverage small team environment
- Opportunity to shape AI product capabilities
- Work with cutting-edge LLM and GPU technology