AI Algorithm Engineer

REAL is building an AI Execution Platform for real estate organizations. Today, the data required to run real estate is scattered across PDFs, spreadsheets, emails, drawings, public records, and disconnected systems, leading to preventable leakage, missed obligations and lost opportunities to improve performance. Used by leading enterprises, REAL converts this fragmented data into connected intelligence and automated action. With advanced AI, universal ingestion, and modular execution agents, REAL increases operational accuracy, uncovers financial discrepancies, and surfaces opportunities to optimize performance and enhance business outcomes. REAL Values Ownership : We take responsibility and move decisively. Clarity : We simplify complexity to deliver meaningful impact. Accuracy : Precision matters, in our product and in how we operate. Velocity : We work with urgency and intent. Partnership : We collaborate closely with our customers and with each other. Role Overview As an AI Algorithm Engineer at REAL, you’ll design and implement advanced algorithmic workflows that power our data digestion pipelines and conversational AI agent experience. You will: Architect and build workflows that turn raw, unstructured data (e.g., PDF documents and ultra high-resolution architectural drawings) into meaningful, structured context for downstream analysis. Combine techniques from classical NLP, computer vision, unsupervised learning, and graph theory to build robust end-to-end pipelines - not just standard LLM API calls, but intelligent decomposition, structuring, and context engineering. Develop AI agent workflows that let customers explore, query, and reason about their data naturally and reliably. Build strong evaluation infrastructure to benchmark and continuously improve both classical algorithmic components and LLM-based workflows. Work primarily in Python, and collaborate across systems and services in TypeScript when needed. Move fast from prototype to production, while maintaining correctness, scalability, and measurable quality.