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David Careers

AI / Machine Learning Engineer - Senior

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fallstechnologyChantilly (VA)
Software DevelopersComputer Systems Design Services

SENIORITY

Senior

SALARY

$175,000 per year

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About the role

Falls Technology is hiring a Senior AI / Machine Learning Engineer to train machine learning models and incorporate pre-trained models into production data workflows for a federal national-security mission. The role focuses on building reliable AI workflows using AWS ETL pipelines and implementing software components in Python, Java, and C++ with PyTorch or TensorFlow.
Key Responsibilities: Automate workflows and business processes using AI to support operational needs. Train models and integrate pre-trained models into production data flows. Design data structures and data models, and contribute to software architecture. Develop AI and ML software components using Python, Java, and C++, leveraging PyTorch or TensorFlow. Build and support ETL pipelines on AWS to move and transform data for downstream AI capabilities.
Required Qualifications: Active TS/SCI with Polygraph. Hands‐on experience with PyTorch or TensorFlow. Proficiency in Python, Java, C++, and Conda. Strong foundation in probability, statistics, and algorithms. Experience with data structures, data modeling, and software architecture. Ability to train and integrate ML models into data-driven systems. Technologies and ToolsPyTorch, TensorFlowPython, Java, C++CondaETL, AWSLocationChantilly, VA (onsite).CompensationUSD 175,000 per year.
Benefits:
  • 9% retirement contribution 100% of family medical premiums paid4 weeks of PTONice to Have
  • Experience with secure AI on sensitive data.
  • Experience leading AI/ML initiatives.
  • Additional background in ETL pipelines and AWS.Hugging Face / LLM experience.

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