Who are we looking for
- We are looking for a motivated senior machine learning engineer to work closely with our lean and highly capable engineering team alongside software, and AI/ML engineers to develop a web application for our AI synthetic data generation platform.
The problems you will solve
- Developing state-of-the-art AI generative models for structured data including GANs, autoencoders, language models (e.g. transformers, RNNs), etc.
- Design success metrics that measures the privacy and quality of synthetic data generated
- Translate success metrics into automated feedback loops to automatically improve the quality of synthetic data produced by the AI generative models
- Integrate intelligent hyperparameter tuning into the models
- Containerisation of data pipelines & AI models (Docker) with supporting orchestration tools (e.g. Kubernetes)
- Hosting models to scalable cloud infrastructure (AWS / GCP)
- Developing a clean and maintainable code using software engineering best-practices and modern platforms
- Participating in full product development lifecycle from ideation to live production
- Creating technical documentation
The impact you will have
Being part of a fast-growing and early stage start-up, you will be working together with the CTO and have the opportunity to take ownership of key parts of data & AI pipeline, make important technical decisions, and build a world-class product from the ground up.
About you
- Proficient in:
- Python
- AI / ML frameworks (Pytorch, Keras, Tensorflow)
- Data & ML libraries (Sklearn, numpy, pandas, plotly, matplotlib)
- Experience in coding projects in any form (internships or experience in collaborating on multi-person coding projects in university / freelance / personal projects)
- Ability to learn unfamiliar systems and forming an understanding of them through independent research, and working with a mentor and subject matter experts
- Excitement about learning and building the future of data, privacy, and AI technology
- We do not have rigid requirements for the subject you studied for your degree - an IT-related degree is great but so is any coding project / work experiences and your willingness to learn