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San Francisco, California (Hybrid On-Site): $213,400 - $243,500 for Lead Machine Learning Engineer. New York City (Hybrid On-Site): $201,400 - $229,900 for Lead Machine Learning Engineer.
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Specialized courses or certifications in data science, machine learning, or artificial intelligence can be beneficial. Experience with machine learning and artificial intelligence, especially in content recognition and classification.
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Previous experience in a technical role such as a data scientist, solutions architect, machine learning engineer, AI consultant, etc. You will drive the delivery and adoption of novel data science approaches across medical imaging, natural language processing/generation (NLP/NLG), autonomous systems, edge-AI, graph neural networks, and other state-of-the-art applications.
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Job Description :JOB SUMMARYThis position supervises and participates in the development of batch and real-time data pipelines utilizing various data analytics processing frameworks in support of data science and machine learning practices.
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Proven experience (3-5 years) as a Data Scientist or Machine Learning Engineer with a focus on deploying Generative AI-based solutions in production environments. Proficiency with modern data science tools and frameworks such as PyTorch, TensorFlow, JAX, Scikit-learn, and Keras.
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Proven experience (3-5 years) as a Data Scientist or Machine Learning Engineer, with experience in deploying Generative AI based solutions in production. Proficiency in modern data science tools and frameworks, such as PyTorch, Tensorflow, JAX, Scikit-learn, and Keras.
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As an Advanced Machine Learning Engineer here at Honeywell, you will provide expert-level technical leadership in the design and development of machine learning algorithms, models, and systems.
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Because of our investments in public cloud infrastructure and machine learning platforms, we are now uniquely positioned to harness the power of AI. We are committed to building world-class applied science and engineering teams and continue our industry leading capabilities with breakthrough product experiences and scalable, high-performance AI infrastructure.
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The Algorithm and Analysis Engineer will be a contributor on research projects related to the M&S of radars and other RF systems, developing and running models as well as conducting analysis on the data produced Job Purpose The Algorithm & Analysis Engineer is responsible for the development and support of state-of-the-art algorithms involving data fusion, sensor fusion, machine learning, manned/unmanned avionics improvement programs, and genetic programming.
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Learn about machine learning, data science, computer vision, artificial intelligence, statistics, and/or applied mathematics. 5+ years of experience in software development, data science, data engineering, ETL, and analytics reporting development.
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San Francisco, California (Hybrid On-Site): $174,900 - $199,700 for Senior Machine Learning Engineer. New York City (Hybrid On-Site): $165,100 - $188,500 for Senior Machine Learning Engineer.
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8+ years of progressive experience as a data analytics, machine learning engineer or similar roles. As a Lead ML Engineer, you will contribute to the deployment, monitoring, and management of machine learning models and data pipelines.
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For data Science/Machine learning Positions. For data Science/Machine learning. Bachelors degree or Masters degree in Computer Science, Computer Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Information Systems, IT.
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Metas Solutions has an "immediate" opening for an experienced Data Scientist/Machine Learning Engineer to work Remotely. The Data Scientist/Machine Learning Engineer will have strong analytical skills and experience in using Posit and RStudio to join our team.
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Data Science Skills: Understanding of Data Structures, Predictive Modeling, Algorithm Development, Machine Learning, Data Analysis. Data Science Engineer is responsible for supporting the software development required to collect, enrich, and correlate data collected from different sources, size and spin the clusters on which the software runs.
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