Error Analysis Engineer
Institute of Foundation Models
Error Analysis Engineer
Institute of Foundation Models
Researches and develops foundation models
Salary Range: 150000 to 450000 (Currency: USD) (Pay period: per-year-salary)
About the Institute of Foundation Models
The Institute of Foundation Models is a dedicated research lab focused on building, understanding, using, and risk-managing foundation models. Our mission is to advance AI research, support the next generation of AI builders, and develop impactful systems that improve how frontier models are trained, evaluated, deployed, and governed.
As part of our team, you will work closely with researchers, machine learning engineers, data scientists, software engineers, and product teams on some of the most important challenges in AI development. You will contribute to systems that help measure model quality, identify failure modes, and improve the reliability, safety, and readiness of model releases.
We are looking for an Eval360 - Error Analysis Engineer to help build, improve, and operate Eval360, an evaluation service that serves as a quality gate for AI models. This person will focus specifically on error analysis: understanding where models fail, why they fail, how those failures should be categorized, and how evaluation systems can better detect, measure, and prevent these issues before models are released.
You will collaborate with researchers, machine learning engineers, product managers, data scientists, and platform teams to develop AI evaluation applications and internal tools based on next-generation AI research. You will be part of a cross-functional team responsible for the full software development lifecycle, from requirements gathering and system design to implementation, deployment, monitoring, debugging, documentation, and continuous improvement.
The ideal candidate is comfortable working across the stack, including front-end interfaces for reviewing errors, back-end evaluation pipelines, data analysis workflows, model evaluation infrastructure, databases, dashboards, and APIs. This person should have strong software engineering skills, excellent analytical judgment, and the ability to turn ambiguous model failures into structured insights that improve evaluation quality.
Compensation
$150,000 – $450,000/year + discretionary performance bonus + benefits
The posted salary range represents the company’s good faith estimate of the base compensation for this position upon hire. The actual base compensation offered may vary within this range depending on individual qualifications, including but not limited to relevant skills, experience, education, certifications, and specific business needs. In addition to base salary, total compensation includes an annual discretionary performance bonus and comprehensive benefits.
Benefits Include
Visa Sponsorship
This position is eligible for visa sponsorship.
Researches and develops foundation models
IFM builds and studies foundation models—large AI models designed to learn broadly from diverse data and be used across many tasks. Its work centers on academic research to create open, fast, and practical models that address real-world societal needs, rather than narrow applications. The models are developed by a global team across Abu Dhabi, Paris, and Silicon Valley, with a strong emphasis on openness and collaboration to advance AI science and accessibility. Unlike typical private labs that lock models behind paywalls, IFM aims to provide publicly accessible, efficient models that can be used by researchers and developers to solve real problems. The overarching goal is to push the science of foundation models forward while ensuring their benefits reach society at large.
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