HUD
Research Engineer, QC Automation
San Francisco · Full-time
Sponsorship not specifiedDetected 8 days ago
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About the role
- We're looking for Research Engineers to automate QC for training data created by companies using HUD's infrastructure.
Responsibilities
- Create QC systems based on true understanding and human judgement, without relying heavily on LLMs
- Design experiments and metrics to grade agent outputs
- Partner with data vendors to debug quality issues and diagnose agent failure modes, provide actionable feedback, and improve their data generation processes
Requirements
- Proficiency in Python, Docker, and Linux environments
- Strong understanding of what "good data" means and how to measure it
- Experience working on benchmarks and evals - you can reason about what makes a task realistic, a rubric reliable, an environment usable, and a trajectory useful for RL training
- Early-stage startup experience with ability to work independently in fast-paced environments
- Have experience with existing benchmarks and can reason about how to construct tasks in new evals
- You may be a good fit if you have:
Compensation
- Competitive compensation based on experience and location
Benefits
- 100% covered top-of-the-line medical, dental, and vision from Blue Shield of CA
- Company-wide holiday break (Christmas Eve to New Year's Day) on top of PTO and paid holidays
- Other perks including an Equinox membership, 401k, and commuter benefits
Company info
- We have 8 figures in funding and high revenue growth.
- We're scaling profitably and quickly to meet very strong demand.
- Our team includes 4 International Olympiad medalists (IOI, ILO, IPhO), serial AI startup founders, and researchers with publications at ICLR, NeurIPS, etc.
Visa & Work Authorization
- Visa Sponsorship: We provide support for relocation and visas for strong full-time candidates to the US.
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