Machine Learning Research Scientist at AI research startup

Machine Learning Research Scientist

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Fast-growing AI research startup

Job Description: As a Machine Learning Research Scientist, you will drive the development of next-generation AI models at a well-funded startup in the heart of San Francisco. You will lead groundbreaking research initiatives, translate complex theoretical concepts into scalable production code, and collaborate with a world-class team to push the boundaries of what is possible in machine intelligence.

Location: San Francisco, USA

• Opportunity to work on bleeding-edge AI research that directly impacts the core product roadmap
• Backed by top-tier VCs in an environment that prioritizes technical excellence and rapid experimentation
• Join a high-caliber team of researchers and engineers from leading global technology institutions

• Design and implement novel machine learning architectures to solve complex, high-dimensional data challenges
• Conduct rigorous experiments to validate model performance and ensure robustness in real-world applications
• Collaborate with engineering teams to integrate research breakthroughs into a scalable software ecosystem

• PhD or equivalent research experience in Computer Science, Mathematics, or a related quantitative field
• Proven track record of publishing at top-tier AI conferences such as NeurIPS, ICML, or ICLR
• Proficiency in deep learning frameworks like PyTorch or Tensor Flow and strong software engineering fundamentals

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