Latent Engineering
Machine Learning Engineer
San Francisco
Sponsorship not specified$225k-$300kDetected 100 days ago
Distributed SystemsMachine LearningPyTorchData EngineeringLLMsPatient CareCollaboration
About the role
- We are primarily hiring for senior and staff-level engineers who are comfortable owning critical systems end-to-end.
- This role involves owning systems that directly impact real patient outcomes.
Responsibilities
- Own end-to-end ML systems, including architecture, data, modeling, evaluation, and production infrastructure
- Make and own tradeoffs across accuracy, latency, cost, and safety in high-stakes production environments
- Develop evaluation frameworks to ensure model safety and clinical validity
- Track record of building and owning ML systems in production where performance, reliability, or correctness materially mattered
- Experience driving ambiguous ML problems from 0→1, including problem formulation, model design, and productionization
Requirements
- Hands-on experience with PyTorch or similar frameworks
- Ability to operate independently in high-ambiguity environments with minimal guidance
- Strong product and engineering judgment - you know when to use ML, when not to, and how to scope problems accordingly
- Comfort working in a fast-moving, early-stage environment
Nice to have
- Experience deploying LLMs in production environments
- Experience working with clinical, biomedical, or other regulated datasets
- Work on high-stakes problems with real impact on patient care
- Significant ownership in a small, high-caliber team
- We spend most of the week in the office and prioritize candidates who are excited to work this way.
Skills
- those with wealth and access, and those with physicians in their immediate family.
- For everyone else, care is fragmented and impersonal.
- Medical history is scattered across systems that don't communicate.
- Physicians have minutes to understand decades of context.
- And when something goes wrong, patients are left with tools that understand medicine broadly-but not the individual.
- Clinical reasoning
- Medical question answering
- Evidence-grounded generation
- Integrate ML systems into product workflows and patient-facing applications
- Monitor system performance in production and iterate based on real-world usage and feedback
- Define what "correct" means in ambiguous clinical workflows in collaboration with engineers and clinicians
Compensation
- Base salary: $225,000 - $300,000+
Benefits
- Machine Learning Engineer
- About Latent Health
- Strong foundation in machine learning and software engineering
- Meaningful equity in an early-stage, Series A company
- If you're interested in building systems that bring truly personalized healthcare to millions of patients, we'd love to talk.
Company info
- What We're Looking For
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