Kineticsystems

Kineticsystems

Applied AI Intern

San Francisco · Intern · Internship

No sponsorshipDetected 33 days ago
Machine LearningPyTorchData EngineeringComputer VisionLogisticsRoboticsResearch

About the role

  • As an Applied AI Intern, you'll help drive our research agenda towards advancing AI model capabilities for real-world healthcare tasks.
  • You'll build novel evals and benchmarks to identify capability gaps in current models, publish academic papers, and post-train models to push the SOTA while staying grounded to the demonstrated needs of our healthcare partners.

Responsibilities

  • Build and maintain data pipelines to transform raw human data into high-quality training and evaluation assets
  • We will provide support to help relocate.

Requirements

  • Have significant experience with PyTorch, HuggingFace, or similar libraries
  • You must be in-person in SF for the duration of the internship.
  • You must be authorized to work in the US (we support eVerify)
  • You can start within the next month

Benefits

  • Are interested in healthcare as an application (prior background not necessary)
  • Develop novel evals, RL environments, and benchmarks to reflect real-world healthcare workflows
  • Develop, train, and evaluate computer-use agents for complex healthcare interfaces
  • Come from a research background (preference for MS or PhD) in at least one of these fields: Computer-Use Agents, Vision-Language Models, Computer Vision, Robotics, RL

Company info

  • Kinetic Systems is an early-stage startup working at the intersection of computer-use agents, human data, and healthcare.
  • Our mission is to advance the capabilities of frontier AI models on economically meaningful healthcare tasks by building novel datasets, environments, and models.
  • We were founded in 2025 out of the Stanford PhD program and backed by Tier 1 VCs.

Visa & Work Authorization

  • You must be authorized to work in the US (we support eVerify)

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