Assure AI Engineer

2 positions

Keywords: AssureAI · Evaluation Datasets · Red-Teaming · Bias & Explainability (SHAP/LIME) · Threshold Gates · CI/CD · Audit Evidence · Python

You are one of two hands-on operators of AssureAI's Trustworthiness pillar inside the Governance Control Tower.

Where the AI Trust & Compliance Engineer sets the strategy — which regulations map to which checks, what a passing threshold means — you build and run the evaluation suites that prove it, day in and day out, across a growing roster of Gemini-based agents.

You report to the AI Trust & Compliance Engineer and work closely with the AI Engineers building the agents you test.

• Build and maintain evaluation datasets and scenarios for each of AssureAI's 19 Trustworthiness checks (explainability, audit provenance, regulation coverage, safety guardrails) as new agents come online.
• Run scheduled and on-commit bias, toxicity, red-team, and explainability (SHAP/LIME) suites; triage failures and route them to the right owner (AI Engineer, Integration Specialist, or Governance Engineer).
• Maintain the CI/CD threshold-gate configuration so a failing Trustworthiness check blocks release rather than just flagging it.
• Package audit evidence — run provenance, evidence exportability, regulation-coverage reports — for the AI Trust & Compliance Engineer's CSG review-board submissions.
• Track dataset coverage and flag gaps as agent scope expands into new domains, data types, or regulatory contexts.
• Split coverage with the second AssureAI Engineer across agent domains or pipeline stages so evaluation throughput scales with agent count.
• 5-7 years in QA/test engineering for ML or GenAI systems, ideally with a dedicated eval framework (DeepEval, Ragas, Promptfoo, or comparable).
• Hands-on experience with AssureAI or a directly comparable AI-assurance/evaluation platform.
• Working knowledge of bias/fairness testing, explainability techniques (SHAP/LIME), and red-teaming/adversarial-prompt methodology.
• Comfortable reading AI regulatory requirements (EU AI Act, NIST AI RMF, ISO/IEC 42001) well enough to translate them into test coverage.
• Proficient in Python; comfortable wiring test suites into CI/CD (Cloud Build, GitHub Actions).
• Detail-oriented and comfortable owning a queue of failing checks across multiple agents at once.