Generalist

Generalist

Software Engineer: ML Infra

San Francisco Bay Area (San Mateo) or Boston (Somerville)

Sponsorship not specifiedDetected 169 days ago
Cloud PlatformsKubernetesMachine LearningNLPRoboticsResearch

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About the role

  • Generalist trains very large robot foundation models.
  • This requires utilizing very large numbers of the latest generation GPU hardware and infrastructure (currently Nvidia) to run distributed training jobs and researcher experiments.
  • For our robots this is a fleet of on-prem GPUs attached to robots that have extreme real-time and latency budgets in compute constrained environments.

Responsibilities

  • Have build high-scale ML data loaders and preparation systems
  • You will also own inference infrastructure. For our robots this is a fleet of on-prem GPUs attached to robots that have extreme real-time and latency budgets in compute constrained environments.
  • You will also own inference infrastructure.
  • Robots can help us build more and get more done.
  • We build embodied foundation models, starting with a focus on dexterity.

Company info

  • At Generalist, we are on a mission to make general-purpose robots a reality.
  • The company embraces both large-scale AI and robotics as core to its DNA.
  • Our team of researchers, roboticists, and company builders come from OpenAI, Boston Dynamics, Google DeepMind, and other frontier labs-with a track record of shipping AI breakthroughs.

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