Research Engineer

FUTURESEARCH is looking for exceptional Research Engineers to build AI-powered workflows that push the frontier of what’s possible in researching the past, present, and future. You are a researcher who can rapidly engineer systems based on papers in your field. You can start with a raw idea, like: taking a current event in the news, and identifying the people or organizations who are most likely to alter its outcome. You can draw from modern AI to design and implement a pipeline that does this, and rigorously evaluate it. You can quickly learn from rapid advances in AI to build with new models, new techniques, and new frameworks. You work quickly, and want to build something really great, that you yourself would use.

Please fill out this form to apply for an interview. You should spend no longer than 60 minutes on the questions below.

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We are fully remote, with SF and London as our primary in-person locations.

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Review the following analysis of the Apple Antitrust lawsuit and propose a second reference class in addition to "DOJ antitrust lawsuits led to behavioral remedies" (Note that this is detailed in #4 of the GitHub write-up) that would be useful to consider for this question: https://github.com/varunaai

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What is one feature you would add to FutureSearch to make it more useful as a research tool for customers asking hard questions?

What is one novel way in which you get value out of AI (chatbots, image/video generation, document reading, coding, etc.)?

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What is the most impressive thing you have built?

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