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Overview

Work within our clients machine learning team to deploy and optimize models for applications like low-latency speech recognition and large language models (LLMs). Initial focus will be on improving our clients speech recognition model’s training pipeline on multi-GPU systems to boost performance and quality.

Responsibilities
  • Train and deploy state-of-the-art ML models.
  • Apply optimization techniques (distillation, pruning, quantization).
  • Enhance speech models with features such as diarization, multilingual support, and keyword boosting.
  • Optimize models for low-latency inference on accelerators.
  • Improve training workflows and GPU utilization.
  • Use data augmentation to improve performance.
  • Stay updated on ML research to guide strategy.
Requirements
  • Master’s or PhD in a relevant field with strong ML foundations.
  • Training ML models for production use.
  • PyTorch or TensorFlow.
  • Handling large datasets (multi-terabyte).
  • Familiarity with Linux, version control, and CI/CD systems.
  • Knowledge of model compression (e.g., reduced precision).


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