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Lead Software Engineer (Machine Learning)

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We’re looking for exceptional talent to join a high-performance team building solutions that power some of the most advanced systems in the world. Are you a world-class engineer with a passion for tackling the hardest problems in software development? If you’re a Python virtuoso or a competitive programming/maths champion (think IMO, ACM-ICPC, Putnam), this is your chance to join a team where your skills will shine. Architect and develop cutting-edge software systems to solve complex, real-world challenges. Leverage your elite programming skills to create solutions that are fast, scalable, and elegant. Dive deep into data structures, algorithms, and optimization to build performance-critical software. Influence the culture of a firm that values curiosity, collaboration, and creative problem-solving. Elite coding skills in Python (or other languages, with a willingness to specialize in Python). Academic pedigree from top-tier universities in Computer Science or related fields. A proven track record of excellence, demonstrated by achievements like competitive programming accolades (IMO, ACM-ICPC, Putnam), publication in respected journals, or industry awards. Mastery of data structures and algorithms, with the ability to tackle challenges from first principles. Experience solving complex technical problems at scale, in fields like finance, gaming, or high-tech industries. A deep understanding of distributed systems, machine learning, or low-latency computing is a plus. Take on technically challenging projects that will stretch your skills and drive innovation. A competitive compensation package that reflects the level of talent we’re seeking, including performance-based bonuses and unparalleled growth opportunities. This isn’t just another software engineering role. It’s your chance to join an elite group where your skills will be recognized, your contributions will matter, and your career will reach new heights.

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