Machine Learning Engineer
$120,000 per year
ApplyMachine Learning Engineer
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SENIORITY
Lead
SALARY
$120,000 per year
About the role
- Proven experience in Machine Learning and/or Applied Science, including a strong background in statistical inference, machine learning.
- This is a requirement, a bachelors or master's degree in Statistics, Mathematics, Physics, or Computer Science with a focus on machine learning is required. We are currently not accepting applicants with bachelor or master's degrees in Business Analytics, Information Systems, or Data Science.
- Deep Expertise in Applied Science & Machine Learning:
- Proven experience in applied machine learning, including a deep understanding of statistical inference and predictive modeling. Demonstrated practical experience withdeep learning techniques, particularly transformer-based models.
- Research to Implementation Proficiency:
- A strong track record ofreading, understanding, and implementing research papersin machine learning or related fields.
- Hands-on experience with
- Python (with libraries like PyTorch/TensorFlow) and SQL is essential.
- Autonomy and Initiative:
- Ability to work independently and take ownership of projects, showcasing a proactive approach to identifying key leverage points for data products.
- Curiosity and Optimism : People who constantly ask why the world around them works the way it does, and who have the will to change it.
- Confidence to prioritize work and delivery demonstrable results on a tight cadence.
- Domain Knowledge:
- Demonstrated experience or understanding of the financial industry, especially in the context of building and scaling FinTech products.120000 - 140000 USD a year
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