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Frontend Product Engineer, AI Applications - Distyl AI | San Francisco or New York (hybrid) | $150Kβ$250K salary
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Fine-tuning gets dismissed too quickly for structured output tasks in LLM applications
The default advice in most LLM communities is RAG first, fine-tuning only if RAG isn't working. I think that framing causes people to underuse fine-tuning for a specific category of problem where it clearly wins. Structured output tasks are one of them. If your application generates SQL, produces clinical documentation in a specific format, or requires consistent adherence to complex output schemas, fine-tuning embeds those constraints directly into model behavior. RAG can retrieve the right co
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Reviews
3.3
10 reviews
Work-life balance
2.5
Compensation
2.8
Culture
3.2
Career
3.0
Management
3.8
45%
Recommend to a friend
Pros
Supportive and approachable management
Great team culture and colleagues
Good learning and growth opportunities
Cons
Heavy workload and frequent overtime
High expectations and stressful environment
Below industry standard salary
Salary Ranges
2 data points
Senior
Senior/L5
Senior
1 reports
$182,500
total per year
Base
$170,000
Stock
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$144,500
$195,000
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3 interviews
Difficulty
3.0
/ 5
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