Machine Learning Engineer
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hadrianLong Beach (CA)
Data ScientistsCustom Computer Programming Services
SENIORITY
Lead
About the role
Overview
As a Senior Machine Learning Engineer at Hadrian, you will design, build, and scale ML-driven DFM analysis and vision systems that automate manufacturing decisions. You’ll work with operators to identify high-impact opportunities where software and ML augment engineering judgment. You’ll own end-to-end ML workflows, from data pipelines to production deployment, integrating open-source solutions with novel research. This role offers impact on cutting-edge manufacturing tech at a fast-growing company.
Compensation / Benefits Medical, dental, vision, and life insurance 401kRelocation stipend Flexible vacation policy
Responsibilities Research, develop and deploy advanced deep learning models (OCR, vision-language, detection) for document understanding and layout analysis Collaborate with engineers and end users to refine models and integrate feedback Own the ML lifecycle: data pipelines, training, inference, labeling, evaluation in production Combine open-source solutions with new research to build world-class vision systems for manufacturing Contribute to production systems and software that support scalable ML across the platform
Key requirements Bachelor in Computer Science, Electrical Engineering, or Mechanical Engineering (or equivalent deep learning experience)5+ years in Computer Vision and/or Machine Learning with ownership of end-to-end ML projects Proficiency in Python, OpenCV, SQL, and one or more DL frameworks (PyTorch, Tensor Flow)Cross-functional collaboration Strong communication Problem solving Python OpenCVSQL
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