Machine Learning Engineer
stegaiIrvine (CA)
About the role
Steg. AI | Machine Learning Engineer | Irvine, CA (Onsite) | Full TimeSteg. AI develops AI-powered watermarking technology to protect and authenticate digital media. Our invisible watermarks are imperceptible to humans but robustly detectable by our proprietary models. Founded in 2019, we're an NSF- and investor-backed startup in Orange County, CA, with a team of 6 PhDs in computer vision. We're hiring a Machine Learning Engineer to help push the frontier of AI for watermarking, steganography, and media provenance. You'll take state-of-the-art steganography models and own their journey to production - optimizing and deploying them on desktop and cloud platforms, serving as the link between research and customer-facing products.
Responsibilities:
productionize novel steganography models
build inference pipelines
integrate models into cloud platforms
benchmark performance
turn research into maintainable production code.
Required:
PyTorch
ONNX export
experience deploying deep learning models to the cloud
Python and C/C++
strong cross-team communication.
Bonus:
background in steganography/watermarking/media provenance
video/image codecs
MLOps tooling
CV/ML publications or open-source contributions.
Contact: careers@steg.ai
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