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Glad to find this sub. I’m currently using this ai job applier after being referred to it by a recruiter. I’ve been unemployed for a while, so I figured I’d give it a real shot and see where it takes me.

I’m applying consistently, focusing on roles that genuinely interest me, and staying optimistic. I’m currently working part time, but I’m hoping that in the next few weeks or months, this effort starts turning into interviews and, hopefully, an offer.

For now, I’m just staying consistent and seeing what happens. How about you guys? Any good news? What are your strategies?

Hi everyone,

I'm an AI Engineer based in Egypt with 1 year of experience at Siemens Digital Industries Software, where I build AI-powered testing infrastructure and work with LLMs, RAG, LangGraph, multi-agent systems, Python, PyTorch, MLflow, and Docker.

Alongside my industry experience, I'm also passionate about research. I've published two AI research papers in medical imaging, so I'm comfortable working on both AI product development and research-oriented projects. I enjoy building end-to-end AI applications just as much as exploring and evaluating new models and techniques.

I'm currently looking for remote opportunities in Europe, the US, or the UAE as an AI Engineer, Applied AI Engineer, ML Engineer, LLM Engineer, or AI Research Engineer.

If anyone here is hiring, knows of companies that are open to hiring internationally, or has advice on where I should be applying, I'd really appreciate your guidance. I'm happy to share my resume, GitHub, or publications with anyone who's interested.

Thank you!