Applied AI Engineering Manager, Startups | Greenfield
OpenAI · London, UK
Est. total comp~$195K–$299KFrom the posting
About the Team
The Applied AI Engineering team partners closely with customers to help them move from experimentation to production with OpenAI’s technologies. We act as trusted technical advisors, working across customer strategy, architecture, deployment, and adoption to help organizations realize meaningful impact from frontier AI.
The Startups segment serves fast-moving, high-growth companies that are often building new products, workflows, and businesses directly on top of AI. These customers move quickly, operate with high ambiguity, and expect practical, creative, and technically rigorous partnership.
About the Role
We are looking for an Applied AI Engineering Manager, Startups, Greenfield to lead and scale our Applied AI Engineering team. Greenfield encompasses two complementary motions: helping early-stage startups reach their first meaningful production deployment and initial scale, and winning high-potential startups through competitive evaluations and migrations. Depending on the team you lead, you will coach engineers towards scalable activation or deep, targeted technical pursuits.
This leader will operate in a high-velocity customer segment where founders, CTOs, and technical teams expect speed, judgment, and hands-on problem-solving. They will balance team leadership, technical depth, customer prioritization, and cross-functional influence across Sales, Product, Engineering, Research, and broader go-to-market teams. …
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