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The Applied Researcher I joins the AI Foundations team to develop trustworthy and reliable AI systems for banking. This role involves partnering with cross-functional teams of data scientists, software engineers, and product managers to build AI-powered products and foundation models. Day-to-day responsibilities include managing all phases of model development, from design and training to evaluation, validation, and implementation. The researcher will leverage a technical stack including Pytorch, AWS Ultraclusters, Huggingface, Lightning, and VectorDBs to extract insights from large volumes of numeric and textual data. The work focuses on high-impact applied research to push state-of-the-art AI developments into production, specifically solving problems related to training optimization, self-supervised learning, robustness, explainability, and RLHF to improve customer experiences with money.
Build AI foundation models through all phases of development, including design, training, evaluation, and validation.
Leverage technologies like PyTorch, AWS Ultraclusters, and Huggingface to extract insights from large numeric and textual datasets.
Conduct high-impact applied research to integrate the latest AI developments into next-generation customer experiences.
Deliver AI-powered products by collaborating with data scientists, software engineers, and product managers.
Translate complex technical research into tangible business goals for stakeholders.
Develop and deliver libraries, platform-level code, or solution-level code for existing products.
Own and pursue a research agenda by identifying impactful problems and autonomously carrying out long-running projects.
What we're looking for
Must have a PhD in Electrical Engineering, Computer Engineering, Computer Science, AI, Mathematics, or a related field.
Must have an M.S. in Electrical Engineering, Computer Engineering, Computer Science, AI, Mathematics, or a related field plus 2 years of experience in Applied Research.
Must have hands-on experience developing AI foundation models and solutions using open-source tools and cloud computing platforms.
Must have experience building large deep learning models for language, images, events, or graphs.
Must have expertise in training optimization, self-supervised learning, robustness, explainability, or RLHF.
Must have a track record of delivering models at scale in terms of training data and inference volumes.
Must have experience delivering libraries, platform-level code, or solution-level code to existing products.
Must have a track record of high-quality machine learning ideas, such as first-author publications or projects.
Pytorch
AWS
Huggingface
Lightning
VectorDBs
LLM
NLP
Deep Learning
RLHF
Quantization
Model Sparsification
Training Parallelism
Graph Neural Networks
Sequential Models
Multivariate Time Series
Supervised Finetuning
Instruction-Tuning
Transfer Learning
Tokenization
Pytorch
AWS
Huggingface
Lightning
VectorDBs
LLM
NLP
Deep Learning
RLHF
Quantization
Model Sparsification
Training Parallelism
Graph Neural Networks
Sequential Models
Multivariate Time Series
Supervised Finetuning
Instruction-Tuning
Transfer Learning
Tokenization
Pytorch
AWS
Huggingface
Lightning
VectorDBs
LLM
NLP
Deep Learning
RLHF
Quantization
Model Sparsification
Training Parallelism
Graph Neural Networks
Sequential Models
Multivariate Time Series
Supervised Finetuning
Instruction-Tuning
Transfer Learning
Tokenization
Pytorch
AWS
Huggingface
Lightning
VectorDBs
LLM
NLP
Deep Learning
RLHF
Quantization
Model Sparsification
Training Parallelism
Supervised Finetuning
Instruction-Tuning
Transfer Learning