Latentlabs
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About the role
- We are looking for a highly skilled machine learning researcher with significant experience in generative modeling.
- You will join an interdisciplinary team of machine learners, protein engineers and biologists, jointly working to change the way that we control biology and cure diseases.
- In your role you will architect novel generative models with the goal of designing new proteins that are functional in wet lab assays.
Responsibilities
- Propose and build ML evaluation metrics that align with real world success and company goals.
- Quickly prototype generative models against our lead metrics and perform deep analyses of improvements.
- Collaborate in a joint codebase with other research scientists, engineers and protein designers, maintaining highest code standards.
Requirements
- You are a strong ML researcher with experience in generative modeling.
- You have a proven track record of deep expertise in generative modeling.
- You are a skillful ML developer.
- You have experience using version control and code review systems.
- You are a fast prototyper and hacker who can also write beautiful production code.
- You have experience running training and inference on cloud hardware, parallelizing data and models across accelerators.
- You are a data engineer.
- You are passionate about model performance.
- You are mission driven and curious.
- You are curious about problems, however small or big they appear.
Compensation
- We offer strongly competitive compensation and benefits packages, including:
Benefits
- Private health insurance
- Pension/401(K) contributions
- Generous leave policies (including gender neutral parental leave)
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