Early-Career AI Engineers – Full-Stack, Data Science, Infrastructure/DevOps (10 openings)
United Risk · New York, NY · 2026-11-02
About this role
United Risk | Early-Career AI Engineers – Full-Stack, Data Science, Infrastructure/DevOps (10 openings) | New York, NY | HYBRID (2 days/week in office) | FULL-TIME | $100K–$120KUnited Risk is a global property and casualty insurance underwriting and distribution platform, with practices from surety to aviation to fine art. Our in-house AI team builds the tools that make specialist underwriters quicker and smarter: submission ingestion, underwriting workbenches, risk analysis and back-office automation.
All roles: 0–4 years of experience (internships and co-ops count; new grads and junior engineers welcome), strong Python, working SQL, and something you built that you can show us: GitHub, a deployed app or a portfolio. Each role leans one way, but everyone works across apps, data and infrastructure, and three senior AI engineers review your work. Start dates from December 2026.
Hybrid: in office at Rockefeller Center, NYC; you'll need to live within commuting distance (NY/NJ/CT).
Stack: Python, SQL Server, Azure AI services (incl. Document Intelligence), Claude and OpenAI APIs, self-hosted models on our own GPUs
- Application Development (full-stack): AI apps and agentic workflows…
Skills asked for
- data science
- devops
- python
- azure
- llm
- ci/cd
- linux
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