Research Scientist

Full Time Mid Level 4+ years

Posted 3 weeks ago

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About This Role

This research role focuses on real-world impact, building frontier innovation around efficiency, gradient-free exploration, real-time learning, and interface design within AI systems. It involves co-designing algorithms that react in real-time to product signals and feedback to drive better AI solutions.

Responsibilities

  • Innovate on the product to co-design algorithms that react real-time to product signal and feedback
  • Design new ways of giving feedback that drive better algorithms
  • Collaborate across software, hardware, and algorithmic domains to achieve system-wide efficiency gains
  • Measure whether there is real-world impact by building algorithms capable of interacting with the world

Requirements

  • PhD or equivalent research experience in a computer science field
  • 4-5+ years of industry experience
  • Deep expertise in at least one area: model efficiency, real time alignment or algorithmic optimization
  • Systems thinking ability to understand and optimize across the full ML stack
  • Strong programming skills in Python
  • Experience with deep learning frameworks (PyTorch, JAX, TensorFlow)
  • Knowledge of model optimization techniques (RLHF, finetuning)
  • Experience in an industry lab with computing at scale

Qualifications

  • A PhD or equivalent research experience in a computer science field
  • 4-5+ years of industry experience

Skills

Python * TensorFlow * PyTorch * RLHF * JAX * finetuning *

* Required skills

Benefits

Comprehensive medical benefits
Generous paid time off
Weekly meal allowance for take-out or grocery delivery
Flexible work
Annual travel stipend

About adaption

adaption builds efficient intelligence that evolves in real-time, focusing on flexible, personalized, and accessible AI systems through continual adaptation.

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