לוח משרות דרושים AI Engineer עבודה היברידית

Required AI Security Engineer
The Role
As AI capabilities accelerate across the bank, we need an engineer to design and enforce safe AI usage-protecting customer data, preserving model integrity, and meeting our regulatory obligations. You'll be the architect of guardrails, tooling, and policies that make AI both secure and useful for product and internal teams. This isn't about slowing things down; it's about building the trust layer that lets innovation move fast without breaking things.
Who You Are:
You're a security engineer who's excited about the AI wave-someone who sees GenAI and LLMs as fascinating puzzles to secure, not just threats to mitigate. You've spent 5+ years in Security Engineering, AppSec, or Cloud Security, and at least 1-2 of those years have been spent getting your hands dirty with AI/ML or data-intensive systems.
You're equally comfortable dissecting a prompt injection attack as you are writing a Terraform module or shipping a Python library. You know your way around AWS and/or Azure, modern app stacks (Python/TypeScript, REST/gRPC, containers/Kubernetes), and can translate security requirements into developer-friendly tooling-not just PDF policies that gather dust.
You communicate clearly in English and Hebrew, thrive in regulated environments, and understand that security in financial services means mapping controls to frameworks like FFIEC, SOC 2, and PCI DSS-and actually having the evidence to prove it.
What Youll Actually Be Doing:
Design enterprise AI guardrails across Azure and AWS (e.g., Azure AI Studio/Azure OpenAI, Amazon Bedrock/SageMaker): content filtering, PII redaction, prompt/response validation, and policy enforcement services.
Implement data minimization controls for GenAI/RAG workloads: context filtering, least‐privileged retrieval, document-level ACL enforcement, vector store hardening, and secure token/secret handling.
Threat model AI systems (apps, agents, RAG, fine-tuning pipelines) using frameworks like STRIDE and the OWASP Top 10 for LLM Apps; define misuse scenarios (prompt injection/jailbreaks/data exfiltration) and build mitigations.
Build monitoring and telemetry: privacy-preserving prompt/response logging, sensitive-data detection, safety/eval dashboards, drift/abuse signals, and incident hooks into our SIEM.
Integrate AI security into the SDLC: reusable libraries, pre-commit checks, CI/CD gates, policy-as-code, and secure-by-default reference architectures for product teams.
Evaluate third‑party AI vendors and internal apps: security reviews, data residency and retention requirements, SSO/SCIM integrations, DPA/TPRM inputs, and continuous control testing.
Partner across Security, Data, Privacy, and Engineering to map AI controls to FFIEC, SOC 2, and PCI DSS; document control evidence for audits.
Lead/participate in AI red‑teaming: automated jailbreak/prompt‑injection tests, safety benchmarks, purple‑team exercises, and response playbooks for AI incidents.

Required AI Architect
Description
Our AI organization has grown into multiple strong teams (Data Science, Medical Research, Analytics/BI) working closely with an MLE squad. While team leads own delivery and execution, the organization is missing a senior, hands-on technical leader whose role is to:
Provide system-level AI architectural guidance
Drive hands-on applied innovation
Establish AI best practices and compliance readiness
Serve as a senior technical sounding board across teams
This role fills that gap.
It is a director-level individual contributor role, designed to bring deep technical leadership, fast execution, and architectural clarity
Responsibilities
1. AI Architecture & Technical Leadership
Guide AI architectural direction across our platform, focusing on system design, model lifecycle, and integration of AI components into product workflows.
Act as a senior technical reviewer and thought partner for complex or cross-team AI design decisions.
Provide technical oversight on areas such as exploring new models/technologies/opportunities for the company
Surface architectural risks, tradeoffs, and long-term implications, including cost, security and compliance aspects and clearly advise the VP of AI when certain technical directions should not be pursued.
This role influences judgment, clarity, and experience, not through blocking authority.
2. Hands-on Applied Innovation (Core Pillar | ~50%)
Spend at least 50% of time hands-on, building:
End-to-end AI prototypes
Technical demos and proofs of concept
Exploratory implementations of new AI capabilities
Drive applied innovation that:
De-risks new technologies
Demonstrates feasibility and impact
Informs product direction and business opportunities
Build fast, concrete examples that teams can learn from and extend.
Transition successful prototypes to team ownership for further development and scaling.
This role is expected to lead AI innovation by doing, while working closely with product, medical and engineering
3. Best Practices & Technical Enablement
Define and promote best practices for applied AI development, including:
Rapid prototyping and vibe coding.
Agent design, orchestration, and evaluation patterns
Experimentation, benchmarking, and validation workflows
Help teams align on shared technical patterns, tools, and standards.
Identify opportunities to consolidate duplicated efforts and improve cross-team coherence.
Lead technical deep dives, architecture discussions, and design reviews.