Senior/Principal Machine Learning Engineer (Remote)
Next Phase Recruitment
1 month ago
Role details
Contract type
Permanent contract Employment type
Full-time (> 32 hours) Working hours
Regular working hours Languages
English Experience level
SeniorJob location
Remote
Tech stack
Amazon Web Services (AWS)
Computational Biology
Distributed Systems
Machine Learning
Natural Language Processing
Open Source Technology
Software Maintenance
Reinforcement Learning
Graphics Processing Unit (GPU)
Deep Learning
Information Technology
Job description
- Collaborate closely with the founding team and advisors to develop and deploy generative learning models on AWS and GCP, utilizing frameworks like Ray and Anyscale.
- Execute machine learning training and inference workloads distributed across thousands of GPUs.
- Design and maintain machine learning tools and libraries to support a scalable, efficient, and flexible platform.
- Establish validation and benchmarking processes to uphold high-quality standards for ML models.
- Exhibit autonomy and critical thinking by taking full ownership of projects and deliverables.
- Incorporate feedback from biological labs conducting extensive experiments on proteins and cancer cells to refine models and processes.
Requirements
- A degree in computer science, applied mathematics, computational biology, or a related quantitative discipline.
- Over four years of hands-on experience in developing and deploying deep learning models.
- Proven ability to distill complex scientific concepts, address novel and challenging problems, and work collaboratively within cross-functional teams.
- Expertise in working with large-scale models on distributed computing infrastructures.
- Proficiency in designing and maintaining software libraries, adhering to industry best practices and standards.
Desired Skills & Attributes:
- Knowledge of generative models, reinforcement learning, and natural language processing algorithms.
- Peer-reviewed publication(s) in the field of machine learning and/or experience contributing to open-source libraries.