Senior Machine Learning Engineer
Senior Machine Learning Engineer
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SENIORITY
Lead
About the role
- Improve our age bracket binary classifiers — currently +18 achieves 0.03% FPR / 11% FRR, target similar for +12/+15/+21/+25 Research and implement state-of-the-art face recognition using Insight
- Face (ArcFace) architectures
- Develop robust liveness detection and anti-spoofing models resistant to photos, videos, and deepfakes
- Optimize models for client-side ONNX Runtime inference (WebAssembly, Core ML, TensorFlow Lite)
- Build fair and unbiased models — measure and mitigate demographic performance gaps
- Collaborate with Python and Go engineers on training pipelines and model deployment via River queue
- 7+ years of machine learning experience with focus on computer vision
- Deep expertise in face recognition architectures (ArcFace, CosFace, or similar)
- Strong PyTorch skills with experience exporting to ONNX for edge deployment
- Published research or significant contributions to CV/ML projects
- Experience with model optimization (quantization, pruning, distillation) for edge inference
- Understanding of ML fairness, bias detection, and mitigation strategies
- PhD in Computer Science, ML, or related field
- Experience with document OCR and VLM-based verification
- Background in privacy-preserving ML — on-device inference, no server-side face storage
- Everyone owns their domain end-to-end. No finger-pointing, just solutions.
- Transparent by Default
- We're happy to answer any questions before you apply. Reach out to our team anytime.
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