About this role
Role Overview
The Distributed LLM Inference Engineer position at Production in San Francisco offers a remote work option for engineering professionals focused on cutting-edge AI infrastructure. This role suits individuals passionate about pushing the performance boundaries of large-scale machine learning inference and building market-leading systems.
Key Responsibilities
Requirements
Nice to Have
Skills and Tools
Salary and Benefits
The salary range for this position is $170,000 to $245,000 USD per year, determined through a market-based, data-driven approach. Eligible team members also receive stock options and comprehensive benefits including:
About the Company
Production is commercializing Ray, an open-source framework designed for scalable machine learning and distributed computing. Major global companies utilize Ray in their technical stacks to accelerate artificial intelligence applications. The organization is backed by prominent investors including Andreessen Horowitz, NEA, and Addition, having raised over $250 million to date.
How to Apply
Interested candidates should visit the official company careers page to submit an application for this role.
Skills and tech stack
Questions candidates ask
What is the salary range for the Distributed LLM Inference Engineer?
The target salary ranges from $170,000 to $245,000 USD per year, based on market data.
Is this position remote?
Yes, this role is listed with remote work options based out of San Francisco.
What technical skills are required?
Candidates need familiarity with large-scale machine learning inference, deep learning frameworks like PyTorch, and a solid understanding of distributed systems.
What benefits are included with the job?
Benefits include stock options, 99% employer-covered healthcare for employees and dependents, a 401(k) plan, education and wellbeing stipends, paid parental leave, fertility benefits, paid time off, commute reimbursement, and covered in-office meals.
What open-source technologies are used in this role?
Engineers work extensively with Ray, Ray Data, and open-source LLM engines such as vLLM.
