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5+ years of experience across a breadth of data science, AI and machine learning disciplines including, but not limited to: forecasting, natural language processing (topic modeling, semantic search, text classification), deep learning and GPU-based algorithms (CNN, LSTM), computer vision.
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Java, Python, ScalaExperience in Natural Language Understanding, Computer Vision, Machine Learning, Algorithmic Foundations of Optimization, Data Mining or Machine Intelligence (Artificial Intelligence.
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Employ cutting edge Natural Language Processing (NLP) and Machine Learning (ML) techniques to solve complex natural language problems. Master’s degree or PhD in Computer Science, Electrical Engineering, Computational Linguistics, Statistics, Applied Mathematics, or similar major.
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Solid ML background and familiar with standard NLU, NLG, and LLM techniquesPREFERRED QUALIFICATIONS- PhD in Computer Sciences, Electrical Engineering, or Mathematics with specialization in machine learning, deep learning, or natural language processing- 4+ years experience in building conversational AI and/or natural language processing systems.
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Ideal candidates have a strong publication record in areas including artificial intelligence data mining, machine learning, natural language processing, and/or fields such as cognitive science, learning analytics, and psychometrics.
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Data science, machine learning, optimization models, Master’s degree in Machine Learning, Computer Science, Information Technology, Operations Research, Statistics, Applied Mathematics, Econometrics, Successful completion of one or more assessments in Python, Spark, Scala, or R, Using open source frameworks (for example, scikit learn, tensorflow, torch)Doctorate, Masters: Artificial Intelligence.
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What Additional Experience Makes A Strong Candidate: 4+ years of production experience with Scala 4+ years of production experience with Micro Services / Streaming Services Experience addressing ML problems, particularly in domains such as Time Series, Computer Vision (CV), Natural Language Processing (NLP), and data mining Proficiency with popular ML frameworks (Xgboost, TensorFlow, PyTorch, etc.
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Qualifications We DesireMaster’s degree in Computational Biology, Computational Bioengineering, Machine Learning, Statistics, Computer Science, Mathematics, or a related field.
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As Data Scientist Lead - Risk Data and Analytics, you will be responsible for developing AI models using machine learning, deep learning, and natural language processing, particularly transformer models and Generative AI. Your expertise will be instrumental in developing and implementing predictive modeling solutions for the risk and compliance organization, enabling them to proactively identify and mitigate risks.
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Production-level experience with core quantitative analysis techniques (e.g., predictive modeling, machine learning, artificial intelligence, or natural language processing) in a consulting environment.
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We process billions of mail messages using cutting edge algorithms in areas including but are not limited to: Natural language processing, GenAI, Large Language Models, Machine Learning techniques, big data processing in order of petabytes to: Extract information, build mail content and user knowledge, and interconnect different sources to identify, highlight and amplify what matters.
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You will work with a seasoned group of Natural Language Processing (NLP), Speech, and Computer Vision specialists, experimenting with emerging technologies in generative AI, delivering software implementing these technologies, and contributing research to major NLP and AI conferences.
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You will work with a seasoned group of natural language processing (NLP), speech, and computer vision specialists, experimenting with emerging technologies in generative AI, delivering software implementing these technologies, and contributing research to major NLP and AI/ML conferences.
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4+ years of academic or industry experience in areas of machine learning, data science with preference for Natural Language Processing. Research experience (publications) in the following areas is preferred machine learning, deep learning, NLP, data mining, information retrieval.
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Overview Are you a a data expert with broad understanding and experience in solving business problems by integrating statistical analysis, machine learning/artificial intelligence, deep learning, Natural Language Processing (NLP) and Large Language Models (LLMs.
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