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5+ years of experience in data analysis or data science, with 3+ years focusing on machine learning problems, ideally in a relevant space (KYC, sanctions detection, anti-fraud detection, treasury management, crypto/blockchain data science.
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As a Senior Machine Learning Engineer, you will work on building AI/ML solutions across a wide range of business applications. Experience developing and deploying Machine Learning solutions on cloud platforms (e.g., AWS, Azure, or GCP.
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Our customer is seeking a dedicated and detail-oriented individual to join their team as an Azure Data Engineer, with hands-on experience with various Azure services including but not limited to Azure Data Factory, Databricks, Data Lake, and Power BI. They should be able to design build, and maintain ETL pipelines, manage data lakes and create insightful reports and visualizations.
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As our first Data Science hire focusing on Machine Learning at Circle, you'll start by focusing on two critical problems: helping identify transactions and actors who might be acting illicitly and helping us better balance our reserves across a series of accounts to reduce systemic risk inside the company.
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Hands-on experience with machine learning (including deep learning and reinforcement learning), and one or more of the following technical areas: large language models (LLM), generative AI, decision science, human machine teaming, cognitive science, AI testing and evaluation, multi-agent systems, knowledge-based reasoning, automated planning, semantics, and ontologies.
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Identify and work on other machine learning problems that will be highly valuable to Circle. When not working on machine learning models, Identify data; define metrics and analyze needs for business partners; Initiate, develop and maintain data pipelines and data models that powers dashboards and data products with outstanding craftsmanship.
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Hands-on experience in NLP, machine learning and deep learning techniques, open-source frameworks. You would be working on challenging problems in NLP leveraging Machine Learning and Deep Learning Techniques to generate tangible and immediate business impact.
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While the focus of this job will be machine learning applications, there are times where we need to use data science to solve other problems and machine learning is not the only or optimal option.
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KLA is seeking a motivated, experienced algorithm engineer to join our algorithms team within our AI and Modeling Center of Excellence in Ann Arbor, Michigan, USA. In this position, you will bring industry experience and/or academic background to research and develop new Machine Learning, Deep Learning, Artificial Intelligence, Computer Vision, and Image Processing algorithms for KLA’s innovative Broadband Plasma wafer inspection products.
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Proven experience as a Data/ML Engineer, with a strong focus on MLOps, design and productionize code through the DevOps pipeline (git, Jenkins orchestration pipelines, code reliability and security scanning) to enable seamless deployment and monitoring of machine learning models.
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Data Architecture & Tools: modern cloud data platforms (Snowflake, Databricks, Big Query, RedShift), data analytics tools (Tableau, Looker, Power BI), data programming models (DataFrames, pandas), and AI (Python, R, Jupyter Notebooks, data wrangling, machine learning.
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Salesforce Smart: Deep, technical knowledge of the Salesforce platform (Salesforce Admin and Advanced Admin level certifications, hands-on experience with Salesforce Clouds). Deep understanding of Martech Stack with hands on experience with Salesforce Marketing Cloud or similar products.
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With a focus on leveraging cutting-edge machine learning techniques, this company is dedicated to developing low-cost sensors and innovative solutions to interpret complex signal data.
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Demonstrated expertise in machine learning, deep learning, and NLP, with a strong portfolio in large language models like GPT-3, BERT, and RAG.Advanced proficiency in Python, with hands-on experience in ML libraries and frameworks such as TensorFlow and PyTorch.
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Product Development: Hands-on experience building 0-1 products at startups or large companies. Demonstrate hands-on Data Cloud product knowledge by applying platform features and functions to customer business priorities and roadmap.
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