Skild AI

Skild AI

Software Engineer, AI Training and Infrastructure

San Mateo, CA

Sponsorship not specified$100k-$300kDetected 42 days ago
PythonC++Data StructuresAlgorithmsAWSGCPAzureCI/CDMachine LearningDeep LearningTensorFlowPyTorchRoboticsTest Automation

About the role

  • We believe massive scale through data-driven machine learning is the key to unlocking these capabilities for the widespread deployment of robots within society.
  • Our team consists of individuals with varying levels of experience and backgrounds, from new graduates to domain experts.
  • You will explore new ways to efficiently make use of many types of data in our training pipeline.

Responsibilities

  • Develop and maintain robust, scalable, and distributed training pipelines (data preprocessing, training orchestration, and model evaluation) and frameworks for large-scale AI models.
  • Optimize training processes for performance and resource utilization, ensuring scalability and reliability.

Nice to have

  • BS, MS or higher degree in Computer Science, Robotics, Engineering or a related field, or equivalent practical experience.
  • Minimum of 3 years of industry experience.
  • Strong background in distributed computing, parallel processing techniques, handling large-scale datasets and data preprocessing.
  • Experience with cloud-based training environments (AWS, Google Cloud, Azure).
  • Deep understanding and practical experience with software engineering principles, including algorithms, data structures, and system design.
  • Experience with continuous integration and automated testing frameworks.

Skills

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  • Relevant industry experience is important, but ultimately less so than your demonstrated abilities and attitude.
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Compensation

  • $100,000 - $300,000 USD

Benefits

  • Collaborate with researchers and machine learning engineers to integrate state-of-the-art algorithms and techniques into training pipelines.

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