Mitchell Martin, Inc.

Mitchell Martin, Inc.

Software Engineer

New York, New York, USA · Contract

Sponsorship not specified$37k-$53kDetected 79 days ago
JavaScriptPythonFull-Stack DevelopmentMachine LearningOnboardingResearchCommunication

About the role

  • Title: Software Engineer Location: New York, NY.
  • A background in AI development and lab experience is essential.
  • Communicate progress, issues, and risks to stakeholders.

Responsibilities

  • Design and manage research community products.
  • Partner with researchers to develop AI/ML models and applications.
  • Core Technologies JavaScript | Python | AI/ML frameworks Contact Authorization By applying for this job, you agree to receive AI-generated calls, text messages, and/or emails from Mitchell Martin Inc and its affiliates and contracted partners at various frequency through traditional and automated methods.
  • Candidates will engage in software development, utilizing various technologies, and will collaborate with researchers to create innovative solutions.
  • Engage in all stages of software development including design, development, testing, and maintenance.
  • Create and manage products used across the research community.
  • Collaborate with researchers on AI/ML model creation and data pipelining.

Requirements

  • Bachelor''s, Master''s, or Doctoral degree in Engineering, Computer Science, Life Sciences or equivalent experience.
  • Qualifications Bachelor''s, Master''s, or Doctoral degree in Engineering, Computer Science, Life Sciences or equivalent experience.

Compensation

  • Contract Compensation Pay Range:$36.75-$52.50 Per Hr Description Located in New York, NY, this contract position offers an exciting opportunity to work on diverse projects requiring strong communication skills.

Equal opportunity

  • Onboarding Expectations Learn more about our Onboarding Process here EEO Statement Learn more about our EEO policy here #LI-DP1

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