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We are a growing subsidiary of a large public company that is hiring a talented Lead ML Engineer / Senior Machine Learning Engineer! 100% REMOTE Senior ML Engineer / Lead Machine Learning Engineer Needed for Growing Subsidiary of a Large Public Company.
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100% REMOTE Senior ML Ops Engineer / Lead Machine Learning Engineer Needed for Growing Subsidiary of a Large Public Company! Senior Machine Learning Operations Engineer.
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Data Science & Machine Learning Frameworks. Python (for preprocessing, data analysis, machine learning, scripting) Apache Hadoop or Apache Spark (for big data processing.
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Expertise with Google Cloud Platform’s distributed Machine Learning, Data Science and Data Engineering tools (e.g. BigQuery ML, VertexAI, AutoML, Docker, Kubernetes, Kubeflow, Dataproc.
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Deliver simple solutions to complex problems as a Machine Learning Engineer at GDIT. Here, you'll tailor cutting-edge solutions to the unique requirements of our clients. Our work depends on TS/SCI cleared Machine Learning Engineer joining our team to support our intelligence customer in Springfield, VA or St. Louis, MO.
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Our work depends on TS/SCI cleared Machine Learning Engineer joining our team to support our intelligence customer in Springfield, VA. Deliver simple solutions to complex problems as a Machine Learning Engineer at NDSI. Here, you'll tailor cutting-edge solutions to the unique requirements of our clients.
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Examples include Azure Machine Learning Studio, Google’s Vertex AI, IBM Watson Studio, Amazon SageMaker and open-source tools like Kubeflow. Data scientists are not software engineers, and ML engineers will be expected to refactor their Python or R codes into production-ready code and ensure the models are scalable.
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Our work depends on TS/SCI cleared Machine Learning Engineer joining our team to support our intelligence customer in St. Louis, MO. As a Machine Learning Engineer you will help ensure today is safe and tomorrow is smarter.
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Cellular 4G/5G Firmware Data Science & Machine Learning Engineer Sunnyvale, California, United States. The Data Science & Machine Learning Engineer will be responsible for developing state-of-the-art data processing pipelines based on machine learning models and leveraging data science algorithms to parse substantial data and logs in a timely manner to automatically tackle issues or provide recommendations for the next step of solving problems.
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A list of emerging technologies we’re interested in: Big Data, Machine Learning, Voice, AR/VR, Security Background, and IoT. As a Senior Software Engineer (React Native) at WillowTree, you have the opportunity to impact teammates throughout various stages of their careers.
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ML | AI | Machine Learning | DevOps | Data & Analytics | Infrastructure | CI/CD | Terraform | Gitlab | Azure Devops | AWS | Azure | DataBricks | Ansible | Apache Spark | Kafka | Kubernetes | Docker | Linux.
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In our Data science track we prepare you to get job as one of the following: Python developer, a data analyst, data visualization developer, a statistician, a machine learning engineer or a data scientist.
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We are interested in a variety of topics including large-scale distributed systems, stream processing, edge computing, applied machine learning and AI, big graphs, natural language processing, big data management, and heterogenous data analytics.
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Contribute to machine learning and large language model (LLM) pipelines and APIs, including OpenAI (GPT-3.5 and GPT-4), Azure (OpenAI), Anthropic (Claude), and others. Provision of anything you need to be successful - learning tools, hardware, office equipment, software.
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Much of our work contributes to innovative research in the fields of sensor science, signal processing, data fusion, artificial intelligence (AI), machine learning (ML), and augmented reality (AR.
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