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Familiarity with, and fundamental understanding of lab measurement equipment like Oscilloscopes, TDR, Vector Network Analyzer (VNA), etc. Expertise in Printed Circuit Board (PCB) layout or electrical package design techniques.
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Priority will be given to those who master the algorithm principles of LLM (Large Language Models), Fine-tuning, Prompt Engineering, vector databases, and Agent application frameworks such as LangChain/Autogen; familiarity with the latest LLM technologies and experience in training or applying them is a plus.
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Experience with database kernel development, Vector database, Autonomous database, Trusted database, RAG, Data platform for ML/LLM. Experience with container and orchestration technologies such as Docker and Kubernetes., Ray, ML framework such as Pytorch, vLLM and TensorFlow, Resource management and allocation, Job scheduling and monitoring.
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From imaging, vector design, painting, capture, sculpting, character design, animation, and rendering, the creative landscape is changing. Come join us to help invent the future of vector, image, and video authoring, as well as immersive interactive experience creation.
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Experience with one or multiple areas of AI technology stack including prompt engineering, guardrails, vector databases/knowledge bases, LLM hosting and fine-tuning. New York City (Hybrid On-Site): $274,800 - $313,600 for Distinguished Machine Learning EngineerSan Francisco, California (Hybrid On-Site): $291,100 - $332,300 for Distinguished Machine Learning EngineerRemote (Regardless of Location): $232,900 - $265,800 for Distinguished Machine Learning Engineer.
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2+ yr of experience on natural language processing, large language models, prompt engineering, vector databases, retrieval augmented generation. Experience in A/B testing, model tuning, and iterative improvements to enhance chatbot accuracy and user satisfaction.
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Work with vector stores, semantic search, and other relevant technologies to optimize the performance and accuracy of our LLM-based applications. Proficiency with vector stores, semantic search, and related technologies.
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Experience with machine learning frameworks such as TensorFlow, PyTorch, or similar. Proven experience in applied machine learning with a focus on natural language processing and Large Language Models (LLMs.
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Motor drive products (PMSM vector control, three-phase BLDC drive control , etc.) motor drive products (PMSM vector control, three-phase BLDC drive control , etc.) Bachelor's degree or higher in Power Electronics, Control Theory, Control Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Automatic Control, or a related field.
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Training in Electrical/industrial engineering and demonstrated expertise in drafting software such as Vector works or Auto CAD.Valid driver’s license. Performs inspection, maintenance, troubleshoots and repairs electrical work on rides, ride control systems, computer, and PLC.Inspects, troubleshoots, and repairs electrical work on rides, ride control systems, computer, and PLC.Installs electrical conduit and wiring; cleans electrical equipment and components; maintains controls and motors on rides; maintains ride lighting; maintains ride solid state drives.
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Expertise in the use of electronic equipment such as oscilloscopes, DVM’s, spectrum analyzers, RF synthesizers, vector network analyzers, phase noise test sets, etc. Expertise in the use of electronic equipment such as oscilloscopes, DVM’s, spectrum analyzers, RF synthesizers, vector network analyzers, phase noise test sets, etc.
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Knowledge of RISC-V architecture and vector extensions. Drive the frond-end compiler support, backend code generation and optimizations for DSA. Lead the programming model design for DSA. Knowledge of RISC-V architecture and vector extensions.
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Convert verification tests to test patterns and assist Test Engineers on ATE vector bringup. Knowledge of mixed-signal simulations (AMS, Spice) etc. Write diagnostics for validation of FPGA prototype (pre-tapeout) and ASIC.
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Experience with large language models (LLMs) & prompt engineering techniques, vector DB's (Nice to have). Experience with large language models (LLMs) & prompt engineering techniques, vector DB's (Nice to have.
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Proficiency in using test equipment (e.g., power supplies, oscilloscope, spectrum analyzer, signal generator, power meters, vector network analyzer). Proficiency in using test equipment (e.g., power supplies, oscilloscope, spectrum analyzer, signal generator, power meters, vector network analyzer.
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