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We are looking for a signal processing engineer to develop innovative signal processing, machine learning and deep learning algorithms for real-time primary analysis on a DNA sequencing instrument.
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Master one of several mainstream machine learning development framework such as TensorFlow, PyTorch, MXNet. You will work with a team of machine learning researchers to build AI software systems, learn about deep learning algorithms, and use your technical skills to advance autonomous driving.
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As a Data Scientist & Machine Learning Engineer, you will work closely with cross-functional teams and other Hitachi group companies to develop and implement data-driven solutions that drive strategic decision-making and deliver large-scale digital transformation for our clients.
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Artificial Intelligence, Cloud Migration, Custom Software Development, Data Analytics Infrastructure & Cloud Solutions, Cyber Security Services, Expertise in most of the following areas: supervised & unsupervised learning, deep learning, reinforcement learning, federated learning, time series forecasting, Bayesian statistics, and optimization.
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In this role you are passionate, talented, and inventive Machine Learning Engineer with a strong background in ML and AI to help develop solutions by pushing the envelope in Generative AI, Time Series, Automatic Speech Recognition (ASR), Natural Language Understanding (NLU), Machine Learning (ML) and Computer Vision (CV.
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Provide support to development teams responsible for autonomous driving machine learning solutions: experimentation and validation, proof of concept, tuning and constraint adjustment.
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6+ years of experience with software development in one or more programming languages, machine learning algorithms and tools (e.g., PyTorch), artificial intelligence, deep learning and/or natural language processing.
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Experience in Machine Learning and Deep Learning, including regression,classification, neural network, and Natural Language Processing (NLP). Technical skills - Experience in Machine Learning and Deep Learning, including regression, classification, neural network, and Natural Language Processing (NLP.
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MBRDNA is headquartered in Silicon Valley, California, with key areas of Autonomous Driving, Advanced Interaction Design, Digital User Experience, Machine Learning, Customer Research, and Open Innovation.
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For over 30 years, we’ve provided consulting talent for every element of learning and talent development including Needs Assessments, Learning Strategy & Planning, Instructional Design & eLearning Development, Training Facilitation & Delivery, Learning Technology Strategy & Support, Organizational Development & Change Management.
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Our team at ByteDance Research has been focusing on developing quantum computational chemistry and machine learning tools to help us better understand some fundamental science problems, such as the mechanism of catalyst.
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Publications or patents in relevant fields of machine learning and autonomous driving. As a Machine Learning Engineer, you will be responsible for creating and preparing datasets, training and evaluating models, and optimizing algorithms for real-time performance.
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Hands-on experience and knowledge of prototype development processes, including: rapid prototyping, 3D printing, CNC machining, molding, casting, electrical prototyping, electromechanical integration.
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Proven experience with enterprise-scale technical delivery experience with AI Services including OpenAI, Schematic Kernel, AWS Bedrock, Machine Learning (or equivalent), Generative AI, LLM customization, NLP, Search, MLOps, Open-source AI frameworks, AI Infrastructure, architecture design.
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Research and develop hybrid machine learning and physics-based software solutions for semiconductor device and thin film metrology. Hands-on experience in machine learning and TensorFlow framework.
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