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Hire prompt and eval engineers who make quality measurable.

Specialists in the discipline most teams skip: designing prompts that hold up, and building the evals that turn "it feels better" into a number you can ship against.

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At a glance

The people who turn AI quality into a number you can ship against.

Review the work Prompt & Evaluation Engineers can own, the skills required, and the systems they can help you build.

Who this is for
Engineering leaders who need an engineer to work within their existing team.
Topics
  • LLM-as-judge
  • Custom metrics
  • Golden sets
  • Versioning
  • Templating
  • Structured outputs

What they own.

  • Design and version prompts that stay reliable in production
  • Build evaluation suites that catch regressions automatically
  • Set up LLM-as-judge and human review workflows
  • Turn quality from a gut feeling into a tracked metric
  • Red-team prompts for safety and edge cases
  • Tune for accuracy, tone, and format together

What you can ship with them.

Evaluation and regression-testing harnesses
Prompt libraries and versioning systems
Quality dashboards for AI features
Red-team and safety test suites
A/B frameworks for model and prompt changes

Tools they reach for in production.

Eval
LLM-as-judgeCustom metricsGolden sets
Prompt
VersioningTemplatingStructured outputs
Tools
LangfusePromptfooTracingRagasLangSmithBraintrust
Stack
PythonClaude / GPT

Seniority: Engineers who treat evals as core engineering, not an afterthought.

Five stages.
The top 3% remain.

Every stage asks the same question: can they keep AI running once real customers are using it? Getting something started is the easy part, and it is not what we screen for.

400 applicants

3%of applicants reach
your shortlist

What removes them

  1. We start with something they built

    100% → 20%

    One real system, pressed hard. How much traffic did it take? What broke first? Who got the call when it did?

  2. We break something and watch them fix it

    20% → 9%

    A working system with a bug hidden inside it. Anyone can build a demo in a weekend. Fixing code you have never seen is the actual job.

  3. How will you know it is working?

    9% → 5%

    Before they write anything, they have to tell us how they would test it, and what they would do when it gets an answer wrong.

  4. Make it fast without running up the bill

    5% → 4%

    We give them a speed target and a budget, then ask them to explain the tradeoffs they made to hit both.

  5. It is late and the AI got it wrong

    4% → 3%

    What do you do first? How do you find out what happened, undo it, and explain it to the customer in plain words?

Find the people to accelerate your roadmap.

You don’t need more resumes. You need proven AI engineers embedded in your workflow and ready to build from day one. Tell us what’s missing and we’ll line up a shortlist.

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