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Build the experimental infrastructure behind the research.

Latent Minds Institute combines an open research programme on interpretability, model cognition and safety with a product for building and investigating open models.

Research

Senior Research Engineer

Own the experimental infrastructure behind the research programme: Crucible environments, evaluation batteries and the pipelines that turn behavioural runs into published, checkable evidence.

What you would build

  • New Crucible game environments and their run harnesses
  • Probing and steering pipelines on open models, with causal checks
  • Red teaming and refusal consistency suites
  • Evidence releases: raw records, summaries, reproduction paths

Evidence of ability

  • One experimental harness or evaluation suite you built and can walk through
  • Writing that separates behavioural from mechanistic claims
Product

Member of Technical Staff · Product

Build the product: the guided environment that takes a team from an open checkpoint to an evaluated, investigated, releasable model, with every stage attached to one record.

What you would build

  • The model record: lineage, runs, evaluations, releases
  • Training orchestration over LLaMA Factory and rented or local runners
  • Evaluation matrices, prompt level diffs and release gates
  • Export paths: weights, vLLM configs, evidence bundles

Evidence of ability

  • Product engineering you shipped and still stand behind
  • Fluency with the open model stack you would be orchestrating
  • Experience designing interfaces that surface uncertainty, provenance and limitations accurately

If neither fits but your work belongs here, send a general application below with one thing you have built.

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