Staff Applied AI Researcher - Agentic Reasoning Systems (India)
articul8 · Remote
Experience: Staff
About us: Articul8 was born from a simple belief: GenAI should work for the enterprise, not the other way around. Our platform combines domain-specific models, autonomous agentic reasoning through ModelMesh(TM), reliable model evaluation through LLM-IQ(TM), and multimodal understanding to serve regulated industries including energy, semiconductor, finance, aerospace, and supply chain. Trusted by Fortune 500 enterprises, we bring together research, engineering, product, and domain expertise to deliver AI that meets the accuracy, explainability, and auditability standards that high-stakes environments demand. Job Description: Articul8 AI is seeking a Staff Applied AI Researcher to define how our platform reasons at runtime and how autonomous systems make trustworthy decisions in production. You will lead research across the core runtime intelligence capabilities behind ModelMesh(TM): task decomposition, agent coordination, model and tool routing, probabilistic decisioning, verification, observability-aware execution, and the evaluation methods that determine whether autonomous behavior is reliable enough for enterprise use. Responsibilities: Set technical direction for agentic reasoning systems and runtime intelligence across ModelMesh™ — define the orchestration strategies, decision policies, verification approaches, and runtime quality standards that determine how massively parallel agent systems reason, coordinate, and self-correct in production Architect the infrastructure for researcher augmentation at scale — design the agentic platforms and orchestration primitives that enable every researcher and engineer at Articul8 to deploy fleets of AI agents for experimentation, evaluation, and production integration — multiplying the depth, breadth, and velocity of the entire organization Go deep: advance the science of autonomous reasoning — design, train, and refine the learned components behind runtime decisioning (routing models, verification models, confidence estim