The Role
We are looking for an AI Associate with 1–2 years of experience who wants to build AI systems that actually make it into users' hands. You’ll work across our core AI solution suite Lattice, with a particular focus on SynSights, our AI powered conversational analytics platform.
Your job is to help us keep making that system better. This is not a role where you spend six months building isolated proof-of-concepts that never leave a notebook. You’ll be working on an existing production codebase: developing recent features, improving agent workflows, building APIs, working through data problems, fixing things that don't behave the way they should, and taking features from an idea through to something deployed and usable. We don't expect you to know everything on Day 1. We do expect you to be able to figure things out. No defined playbook, I'm afraid. If shipping working solutions every fortnight, and explaining what you've built to Senior Leadership as fluently as to a fellow engineer is the kind of work that gets you out of bed in the morning,



we'd very much like to hear from you.
What You'll Own
AI & Agentic Development: Build and improve AI workflows using Python, LangChain, and LangGraph. You’ll work on agent orchestration, tool calling, MCP, structured LLM interactions, context handling, memory, retrieval, validation, and the guardrails required to turn an AI workflow into a reliable product.
SynSights Development: Take ownership of features within SynSights, our conversational analytics platform. That means understanding an existing system before changing it, adding capabilities without breaking what already works, debugging across components, and continuously improving the quality of the answers and analysis the platform produces.
Data Modelling: Understand unfamiliar client datasets, work out what the tables and columns actually represent, establish relationships between datasets, map business concepts to the underlying data, and structure that understandi

📌 AI Associate (India)
🏢 Synaptyx AI
📍 India