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Machine Learning Engineer, International Public Sector

Scale AI
London
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Job Description

Scale’s rapidly growing International Public Sector team is focused on using AI to address critical challenges facing the public sector around the world. Our core work consists of:

  • Creating custom AI applications that will impact millions of citizens
  • Generating high-quality training data for national LLMs
  • Upskilling and advisory services to spread the impact of AI

We are hiring multiple Machine Learning Engineers who will leverage the latest research to design, train, deploy, and evaluate computer vision and/or language models to power the custom applications we build for our public sector clients.

At Scale, we’re not just building AI solutions—we’re enabling the public sector to transform their operations and better serve citizens through cutting-edge technology. If you’re ready to shape the future of AI in the public sector and be a founding member of our team, we’d love to hear from you.

You will:

  • Partner with public sector counterparts to deeply understand their challenges
  • Apply the latest research as you design custom models or chains of models
  • Collaborate closely with our data annotation teams to create high-quality training datasets
  • Train, optimize, and deploy models into challenging production environments
  • Develop and maintain robust evaluati...

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