Software Engineer - Learning Engineering and Data (LEaD) Program
Software Engineer - Learning Engineering and Data (LEaD) Program
Posted 25 days ago
SENIORITY
Lead
About the role
- 2-5 years of experience working with C++, Python, or Java
- Experience with ML libraries, Pandas, NumPy, FastAPI (Python), Boost (C++), Spring Boot (Java)
- Must be comfortable working in both Unix/Linux and Windows environments
- Good understanding of various design patterns
- Strong analytical and mathematical skills along with an interest/ability to quickly learn additional languages and quantitative concepts
- Solid communication skills
- Able to work collaboratively in a fast-paced environment with a passion to solving complex problems
- Detail oriented, organized, demonstrating thoroughness and strong ownership of work
- Desirable Skills/Knowledge: Bachelor or Master's degree in Computer Science, Applied Mathematics, Statistics, Data Science/ML/AI, or a related technical or engineering field
- Demonstrable passion for developing LLM-powered products whether that is through commercial experience or open source/academic projects you have worked on in your own time
- Hands on experience building ML and data pipeline architectures
- Understanding of distributed messaging systems
- Experience with Docker/Kubernetes, micro services architecture in a cloud environment (AWS, GCP preferred)
- Experience with relational and non-relational database platforms
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