AI Systems Engineer - Agentic Autonomy

HavocAI
Any Location, MA
Remote
Job Description
HavocAI is seeking an AI Systems Engineer with deep expertise in large language models (LLMs), agentic AI architectures, and integrating advanced AI models into production-grade robotic or mission systems. The role involves leading the design and deployment of AI-powered components that enhance human–machine teaming, mission planning, situational understanding, and autonomy decision-making.

Requirements

  • Lead the design and development of LLM-powered software modules for mission reasoning, planning, operator interaction, and autonomous decision support.
  • Integrate LLMs and agentic systems into HavocAI’s autonomy architecture, including ROS/ROS2 systems, planning engines, and mission software.
  • Build multi-agent, tool-using AI systems that interact with perception data, mission databases, simulation systems, and operator inputs.
  • Develop APIs, wrappers, and orchestration layers enabling LLMs to interface safely with embedded, cloud, and edge compute environments.
  • Optimize LLM inference pipelines for performance, latency, and reliability in field-deployed systems.
  • Evaluate model behavior, perform safety testing, and develop guardrails for mission-critical use cases.
  • Collaborate with autonomy, embedded, simulation, and full-stack teams to define requirements and ensure robust system-level integration.
  • Guide strategic decisions on model selection, fine-tuning approaches, safety frameworks, and long-term AI architecture.
  • Contribute to field testing, operator evaluations, and iterative deployment cycles for AI-augmented autonomy systems.

Benefits

  • 100% Employer paid Health, Dental and Vision Insurance for you and your families
  • Life Insurance
  • Ability to participate in the companies 401k program
  • Unlimited PTO policy with an enforced 2 week minimum
  • Equity Package
  • Work / Home Office Stipend
  • Global Entry
  • 16 Week Paid Parental Leave
  • Monthly Health and Wellness Stipend
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