Real-Time Speech Translation Engineer
liltWashington (DC)
About the role
LILT is building a new live translation product and seeks an ML Engineer to own the real-time speech translation backend end-to-end. You will integrate ASR and MT models on Ray Serve within GPU Kubernetes, delivering low-latency streaming translations.
You will work with researchers and engineers, specializing in production systems, AI tooling, and scalable infrastructure to ensure robust performance in production environments in the United States.
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