Machine Learning Research Engineer
$200,000 per year
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SENIORITY
Senior
SALARY
$200,000 per year
About the role
- Trainreward models, classifiers, and verifiersacross creative domains (writing, design, visual style)
- Developbenchmarks and evaluation methodsfor subjective tasks
- Runpost‑training (RLHF/DPO)experiments on open‑source and proprietary models
- Collaborate withAI labsand creative experts on pilots and research projects
- Publishfindings through blogs and whitepapers
- What We’re Looking For2–6+ yearsin post‑training, ML research, or ML engineering
- Strong experience with
- Python, PyTorch, LLMs, andmultimodal models
- Proven ability to run fast, iterative experiments from data to evaluation
- Curiosity forsubjective AI —creativity, tone, and aesthetics
- Low‑ego, collaborativemindset; thrives in a small, in‑person environment
- BonusExperience working with post‑training data or data vendors (Scale, Labelbox, Snorkel, etc.)Personal interest in creative fields (design, art, writing, or similar)
- Build at theedge of AI and creativity
- Collaborate withfrontier research labs
- Work closely with an inspiring founding team inJackson Square, San Francisco
- Competitive salary and meaningful early‑stage equity
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