Senior System Engineer
GW195
Posted: 05/01/2026
- $200,000-$300,000
- San Francisco, CA
- Permanent
About the job
Senior Neuro-Symbolic Systems Engineer - San Francisco, CA
A company building AI systems that can interact with the physical world at scale - designing experiments, controlling hardware, and accelerating scientific discovery from days to reality are looking for a Senior Neuro-Symbolic Systems Engineer to join their team.
What Will I Be Doing:
- Design and implement structured representations such as hypergraphs, relational models, symbolic planners, or similar abstractions
- Build update rules, inference mechanisms, and dynamic graph operations that support multi-step reasoning and coordination
- Work with agent, simulation, and data infrastructure teams to integrate symbolic structures into real workflows
- Develop tools for evaluating correctness, consistency, and stability of graph-based representations
- Operate as a cross-functional technical partner to ensure symbolic layers work alongside ML, RL, and systems architecture components
What We're Looking For:
- Strong background in symbolic AI, knowledge representation, graph systems, computational logic, or neuro-symbolic methods
- Experience designing or implementing structured representations for planning, reasoning, or complex workflows
- Familiarity with ML toolchains and comfort bridging symbolic and statistical systems
- Ability to design abstractions and system architectures that support large-scale, real-time updates
- High-agency engineer who enjoys defining new structures and building them from first principles
What's In It For Me:
- Salary of $200,000 - $300,000 dependent on experience
- Greenfield work. Build something that doesn't exist, at the frontier of physical AI and automated hardware design
- Real impact. Control actual physical systems contributing to breakthroughs in cancer detection, materials science, and more
- Join a company backed by significant venture funding and a $42M government research programme
Apply now for immediate consideration!
Kirstie Moffat
ML Research & Engineering Recruiter