Research Scientist - Deep Learning; Frontier AI
adapt talentDenver (CO)
Research Scientist - Deep Learning; Frontier AI
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adapt talentDenver (CO)
Computer and Information Research ScientistsResearch and Development in the Physical, Engineering, and Life Sciences
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Research Scientist – Deep Learning; Frontier AIWell-Funded DeepTech Startup | Remote Role | Research Scientist (Frontier AI) We're hiring on behalf of a well-funded deeptech startup (recent $70M Series B backed by Tier 1 investors) that's advancing the frontier of deep learning research. With a remote-first team and a track record of building world-class AI infrastructure, they're looking to expand their foundational research team. We're seeking a world-class Research Scientist to join a small, high-caliber team pushing the limits of deep learning. This role offers the opportunity to work across multiple domains—language, vision, and beyond—and shape future breakthroughs in AI.
What We're Looking For:
- Extensive breadth across deep learning: language, vision, generative modeling, optimization, and training systems
- Experience publishing in top-tier conferences (NeurIPS, ICML, ICLR, CVPR, etc.)Proven ability to drive SOTA research and transition ideas into working systems
- Comfort operating in an open-ended, research-first environment
Bonus:
- Exposure to systems-level thinking and large-scale model training
- Background in multimodal modeling or efficient model training techniques
- This is a rare opportunity to contribute to truly foundational work with high visibility, autonomy, and impact.
Location: Remote (US or Canada)
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