Basis Research

Basis Research

Research Engineer, Machine Learning

New York Office · Full-time

Sponsorship not specifiedDetected 533 days ago
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About the role

  • We seek individuals who excel technically and value probing concepts at their foundations.
  • Our research engineers aspire to conduct rigorous, high-quality, robust science, unafraid to tinker, make mistakes, and explore radically different ideas to achieve this.
  • we seek individuals who relish working with others on challenges larger than those they can tackle alone.

Responsibilities

  • Engage in programming language design/implementation.

Requirements

  • The second is to advance society's ability to solve intractable problems.
  • This means expanding the scale, complexity, and breadth of problems that we can solve today, and even more importantly, accelerating our ability to solve problems in the future.
  • Progress with a high degree of autonomy and under uncertainty.

Skills

  • A PhD (or equivalent experience) in technical areas including:
  • statistics, programming languages, machine learning, computational neuroscience, cognitive science, physics, mathematics.
  • Possess excellent programming and software engineering skills, especially in Julia, Python, C++, ML-family languages.

Compensation

  • Competitive salary and bonuses
  • Non-Discrimination Notice
  • By submitting your application, you grant Basis permission to use your materials for both hiring evaluation and recruitment-related research and development purposes.
  • Your information may be processed in different countries, including the US.
  • You retain copyright while providing Basis a license to use these materials for the stated purposes.

Benefits

  • Hours: While we prioritize in-person collaboration for its benefits to creative work, there is a degree of flexibility in your working hours.
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