Tabulabio
Founding Machine Learning Scientist
San Francisco office
Sponsorship not specifiedDetected 120 days ago
PythonMachine LearningDeep LearningPyTorchA/B TestingResearchExperimental DesignCollaboration
About the role
- We are looking for someone who is strong in modern machine learning, likes difficult technical problems, and wants to work on something where the connection between model quality and real-world impact is unusually direct.
- That collaboration is central to how we work.
- We also picked this problem deliberately.
Responsibilities
- Design and run model experiments against difficult biological data
- Build better practices around experimentation, evaluation, and reproducibility
- Contribute to technical decisions around model design, training, and research direction
- Help a small team build an AI company whose output is not content or software alone, but real therapies for real patients
- Tabula is building an AI-first therapeutics company.
Requirements
- Ability to reason clearly about model architectures, training, evaluation, and tradeoffs
- Comfort working in an early-stage environment where the problems are hard and the path is still being defined
- Ability to work closely with domain experts outside ML
- We already have biology expertise in the company.
- You have done substantial model development work, not just built products on top of model APIs
- You are excited by the idea of using AI for something more concrete than the usual software treadmill
Nice to have
- Fluency in Python and PyTorch, plus comfort with the broader modern ML stack
Benefits
- Strong background in modern machine learning and deep learning
Company info
- You will help shape how we think about research direction, model quality, experimentation standards, and the relationship between the computational and biological sides of the company.
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