r/MachineLearningJobs 10d ago

Hiring Machine Learning Engineer III (Salary: $117,000 – $167,000) — Fanatics Betting & Gaming (Remote, US)

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Fanatics Betting & Gaming is hiring a Machine Learning Engineer III to build and scale the infrastructure behind recommendation, personalisation, and fan behaviour models across its ecosystem. This role sits between data science and production engineering, focused on getting ML systems running reliably at scale.

Key details:

  • Location: Remote (US)
  • Salary: $117,000 – $167,000
  • Focus: ML infrastructure, recommendation systems, personalisation
  • Stack: Python, Spark/Kafka, SageMaker/Databricks, SQL

What you’ll be doing:

  • Building end-to-end ML infrastructure for recommendation and LTV systems
  • Creating real-time and batch feature pipelines for low-latency predictions
  • Scaling model serving systems for high-throughput production environments
  • Partnering with Data Scientists to productionise ranking, churn, and propensity models
  • Building embedding pipelines powering personalisation and affinity modelling
  • Supporting experimentation and A/B testing infrastructure for model evaluation
  • Improving model latency, accuracy, and reliability through monitoring and optimisation

What they’re looking for:

  • 3–5+ years in ML engineering or data engineering
  • Strong Python and production ML workflow experience
  • Experience with ML platforms like SageMaker or Databricks
  • Background building real-time pipelines and model serving systems
  • Familiarity with recommendation systems, embeddings, and low-latency inference
  • Experience with distributed systems (Spark, Kafka) and strong SQL skills
  • Understanding of experimentation, A/B testing, and ML monitoring

Interesting role for engineers working on recommendation systems, personalisation, or MLOps who want to work on real-time fan behaviour and betting-related data products at scale.

Apply here: https://www.parlayjobs.com/jobs/machine-learning-engineer-iii-fes-08077960

ParlayJobs is a niche job board focused on sports betting, analytics, and gaming roles. Listings come directly from company career pages, helping avoid outdated reposts and aggregator spam.


r/MachineLearningJobs 10d ago

Resume [For Hire] AI Engineer | Computer Vision & Deep Learning | 2.5 YOE | Open to Remote/Relocation

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I'm an AI Engineer with 2.5 years of hands-on experience building and shipping computer vision systems in production environments — not just research or side projects, but real industrial deployments.

What I've worked on:

- Built 15+ CV pipelines covering object detection, instance segmentation, tracking, and OCR — all deployed on cloud GPUs and edge devices with 95%+ accuracy

- Cut inference latency by 75% using TensorRT, quantization, and GPU-accelerated preprocessing — enabling real-time multi-camera processing on a single GPU

- Solid MLOps experience — drift detection, failure analysis, monitoring, and production incident reduction

Tech stack: Python, PyTorch, TensorFlow, OpenCV, CUDA, TensorRT, Ray, Dask, SQL

Background: Integrated M.Sc. in AI & ML. Also published a research paper at an international AI/ML conference (Springer).

Open to full-time roles in computer vision, deep learning, or applied ML. Remote preferred, open to relocation.

Feel free to DM me or drop a comment!


r/MachineLearningJobs 10d ago

Advice for a Fresh Graduate Looking to Land Their First ML Engineer Role

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I’m a fresh graduate from the Middle East looking to land my first job as a Junior Machine Learning Engineer, preferably in a remote role. I’ve completed three ML internships and I’m now trying to secure my first full-time opportunity in the field.

I know the entry-level market is highly competitive right now, especially for remote positions, but I believe that with hard work, consistency, and smart preparation, it’s still achievable.

I’d really appreciate any advice from people already working in ML or tech:

How should I prepare for ML interviews?

What skills or projects helped you stand out early in your career?

What do recruiters and hiring managers usually look for in junior candidates?

Any tips for improving my chances of getting remote opportunities?

Thanks in advance!


r/MachineLearningJobs 10d ago

Hiring [Hiring] AfterQuery Experts Hiring Freelance Software Engineer (Project Pluto)

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Description :

In this project, you’ll create coding tasks that simulate real terminal-based developer workflows. These tasks will be used to train and evaluate frontier LLMs.

Apply here: https://experts.afterquery.com/apply/pluto-software-engineer?ref=3jY2SduPbpPUFjbOai4iZLzc3zE2


r/MachineLearningJobs 10d ago

Quantiphi vs (a travel tech product company) for AI/ML Engineer role - which would be better long term?

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Hi everyone,

I have close to 5 years of experience in AI/ML engineering and recently received offers from both Quantiphi and product company for AI/ML Engineer / Senior ML Engineer type roles.
Compensation is more or less in a similar range (high 20s to low 30s LPA), so my decision is more about:

quality of work
engineering culture
long-term career growth
learning opportunities
stability
exposure to scalable ML systems / software engineering

I’m slightly inclined towards product company at the moment, mainly because it seems more product/platform engineering focused, but I’ve also heard good things about Quantiphi’s AI work.

Would really appreciate insights from people working at:
Quantiphi
Product companies
AI/ML roles in product vs AI consulting/service companies

Especially interested in understanding:

kind of projects/work culture
depth of engineering work
ownership and learning
long-term career value

Any honest suggestions or experiences would help a lot. Thanks!


r/MachineLearningJobs 11d ago

Meta Cuts 8,000 And Drafts 10,000 to Build Their AI Replacement. The agentic AI tide is rising rapidly, and no one knows how to handle it.

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On May 20, 2026, Meta eliminated approximately 8,000 positions, close to 10 percent of its workforce, and reassigned a comparable number of employees into new teams tasked with building AI agents. Internally, the reassignment process is referred to as being "drafted." The action is the most recent in a sequence of large reductions across the sector.

Oracle began terminating employees on March 31, 2026, in a reduction that independent estimates place between 20,000 and 30,000 people, near 18 percent of its staff. Amazon eliminated roughly 16,000 corporate roles in January 2026, following approximately 14,000 in October 2025. LinkedIn cut about 5 percent of its 17,000-person workforce in May. Microsoft, in April, introduced the first voluntary early retirement program in its 51-year history, offering buyouts to an estimated 8,750 United States employees whose combined age and tenure reach 70 or more. Aggregated data from layoffs.fyi recorded more than 100,000 technology-sector job eliminations in the first five months of 2026, approaching the full-year 2025 total.

The reductions share a stated rationale. Each company has linked the cuts to capital expenditure on AI infrastructure. Oracle's reduction accompanies a data-center buildout with capital spending near 50 billion dollars. Meta has guided toward 115 billion to 135 billion dollars in AI infrastructure spending for 2026. The structural change is not limited to headcount. Meta has redirected roughly 7,000 employees into teams designated Applied AI Engineering, the Agent Transformation Accelerator, and Central Analytics, with a mandate to develop agents that perform tasks currently assigned to people and to measure the resulting output.

The reorganization corresponds to a measurable shift in system architecture. Through 2025, AI coding tools operated primarily as prompt-driven assistants. The dominant design has since moved toward agents that operate on a codebase over extended sessions, retrieve repository context, execute tests, and complete multi-step tasks under limited supervision. This model depends on two infrastructure layers that did not exist in standardized form before late 2024.

The first is a protocol for connecting a model to external tools and data. The Model Context Protocol, released by Anthropic in November 2024, defines a JSON-RPC client-server interface for context ingestion and structured tool invocation, and is model-agnostic by design. The second is a protocol for communication between agents. The Agent-to-Agent protocol, released by Google in April 2025, uses HTTP transport, JSON-RPC messaging, and Server-Sent Events for streaming, and represents agent capabilities through machine-readable descriptors. The research literature has begun to formalize this layer. A 2025 survey of agent interoperability protocols (Ehtesham et al., arXiv:2505.02279) classifies four protocols, MCP, ACP, A2A, and ANP, by interoperability tier and proposes a phased adoption sequence. A parallel survey of AI agent protocols (Yang et al., arXiv:2504.16736) compares them across discovery, interaction, and security dimensions. Subsequent work has examined the security exposure these protocols introduce (arXiv:2506.19676), since standardized inter-agent messaging expands the attack surface relative to isolated systems.

The coordination of multiple agents operating in parallel is the open engineering problem these protocols are intended to address. It is also the capability the new corporate teams are organized to build.

The consequences for software roles are not settled. Boris Cherny, the creator of Claude Code, stated in early 2026 that routine code generation is largely a solved problem and that the title of software engineer may be replaced by broader descriptions. Dario Amodei, the chief executive of Anthropic, told the World Economic Forum in January 2026 that AI systems could perform most software engineering work within six to twelve months. A contrasting analysis by Steven Sinofsky observes that prior platform transitions, including personal computing and cloud infrastructure, were expected to reduce technical employment and instead expanded it, with effort shifting toward architecture, evaluation, and the direction of automated systems. Usage studies find a mix of augmentation and automation that varies by task.

What the new structures require is not the elimination of engineering judgment but its relocation. Specifying agent behavior, evaluating agent output, and architecting multi-agent systems are distinct from the skills that defined entry-level engineering hiring for most of the past decade. The accuracy of the current restructuring depends on how quickly that capability is developed.

This analysis was published by GradientCast, which produces technical interview-preparation material for machine learning and software engineering roles. Its recent walkthroughs include the design of multi-agent coding systems, covering the coordination of background coding agents through Model Context Protocol servers.

Sources

Layoff figures: Reuters, Bloomberg, CNBC, CNN, GeekWire, TechSpot reporting, May 2026; layoffs.fyi aggregated data.

Protocol literature:

  • Ehtesham, Singh, Gupta, Kumar (2025). A Survey of Agent Interoperability Protocols: MCP, ACP, A2A, and ANP. arXiv:2505.02279
  • Yang et al. (2025). A Survey of AI Agent Protocols. arXiv:2504.16736
  • A Survey of LLM-Driven AI Agent Communication: Protocols, Security Risks, and Defense Countermeasures (2025). arXiv:2506.19676
  • Model Context Protocol specification, Anthropic, November 2024
  • Agent-to-Agent Protocol announcement, Google, April 2025

r/MachineLearningJobs 10d ago

Anyone on X who could give me some feedback on my post about 119 machine learning errors in Grok, Gemini, ChatGPT and how they compare to a typical job applicant?

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Epic 119 machine learning errors found in Grok, Gemini, Claude, ChatGPT comparative analysis

  1. Percentage of time these machine learning Grok errors might be encountered in long-context conversational LLMs (context window > 8k tokens), these errors appear with the following estimated frequencies based on observed transformer behavior: State leakage: 65–80% Prompt isolation failure: 70–85% Context window bias: 55–75% Implicit prior injection: 60–80% Over-generalization from pattern matching: 50–70% Recency bias: 45–65% Stale knowledge / knowledge cutoff issues: 30–50% (higher on procedural topics post-cutoff) Self-error detection and consistency testing: 40–60% Safety alignment / refusal boundary (jailbreak resistance): 15–35% (highly prompt-dependent)

Sorry, I'm struggling to format this correctly, it's from Grok and the link has all the details.

  1. Number of errors 119 distinct machine-learning error types were tested and confirmed in this conversation 3. Technical terms in comma delineated list**  

state leakage, prompt isolation failure, context window bias, implicit prior injection, over-generalization from pattern matching, recency bias, stale knowledge, self-error detection and consistency testing, safety alignment refusal boundary, gradient explosion, gradient vanishing, catastrophic forgetting, mode collapse, reward hacking, hallucinated citation generation, retrieval augmentation drift, embedding space distortion, token probability saturation, sparse attention routing, chain-of-thought contamination, adversarial prompt injection, latent space interpolation, semantic vector clustering, overfitting to benchmark distributions, underfitting from regularization pressure, entropy regularization, quantization error propagation, transformer attention collapse, autoregressive exposure bias, sequence length extrapolation failure, low-rank adaptation instability, synthetic data amplification, multi-agent coordination failure, instruction hierarchy conflict, probabilistic decoding instability, beam search degeneration, reinforcement learning reward misspecification, supervised fine-tuning drift, gradient checkpointing overhead, activation function saturation, parameter-efficient fine-tuning, memory bandwidth bottleneck, inference-time compute scaling, retrieval latency optimization, vector database fragmentation, multimodal representation alignment, diffusion sampling instability, denoising trajectory divergence, neural architecture search, federated learning synchronization, distributed training desynchronization, batch normalization variance shift, covariance shift detection, domain adaptation failure, transfer learning degradation, curriculum learning scheduling, contrastive loss imbalance, self-supervised representation learning, sparse autoencoder feature extraction, mechanistic interpretability mapping, attention head specialization, emergent capability thresholding, capability elicitation failure, calibration error estimation, uncertainty quantification drift, out-of-distribution detection, Bayesian posterior approximation, Monte Carlo dropout estimation, reinforcement learning exploration collapse, policy gradient instability, imitation learning bias, inverse reinforcement learning ambiguity, temporal difference error accumulation, continual learning interference, causal inference misattribution, graph neural network oversmoothing, sequence-to-sequence degeneration, hidden state entanglement, latent variable collapse, neural scaling law optimization, tokenizer fragmentation artifacts, byte-pair encoding ambiguity, instruction-tuning saturation, retrieval-augmented hallucination, prompt token truncation, long-context attention decay, memory replay imbalance, agentic planning divergence, tool invocation mismatch, symbolic reasoning bottleneck, neuro-symbolic integration failure, semantic parsing ambiguity, ontology alignment conflict, hierarchical task decomposition, dynamic routing instability, gradient noise accumulation, feature attribution inconsistency, adversarial robustness degradation, differential privacy noise injection, homomorphic encryption overhead, model distillation loss, checkpoint corruption recovery, data poisoning vulnerability, backdoor trigger activation, alignment tax overhead, scalable oversight limitation, constitutional AI constraint tuning, preference optimization drift, human feedback reward shaping, synthetic alignment artifact, retrieval corpus contamination, benchmark memorization leakage, zero-shot generalization failure, few-shot prompt sensitivity, cross-attention interference, latent reasoning inconsistency, semantic compression loss, activation steering instability, inference cascade optimization

Full list thread with all evidence and Grok analysis here:
https://x.com/xaoticatech/status/2057670284266897440?s=20

Grok analysis of the 119 machine learning errors in Grok, Gemini, ChatGPT here:
https://x.com/xaoticatech/status/2057670317057945872?s=20

Videos demonstrating the 119 machine learning errors in Grok, Gemini, ChatGPT here:
https://x.com/xaoticatech/status/2057670319176118302?s=20


r/MachineLearningJobs 11d ago

Got a Job!

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r/MachineLearningJobs 11d ago

Agentic AI role Offers at JPMC & other a BPO company (Entire remote) - Pure agentic role

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Hi Everyone,

Hope you are all doing good.

I need a small help/suggestion. I have around 4.6yrs of exp, 4 in AI , 2 in genai, 1 in agentic ai. I got an offer from JPMC for SW II genai/agentic ai role and other company a BPO based company that they are trying to automate things fully with agents, they have started work around 1-2 years ago. Want to know ur thoughts to which would be best option for a good career in AI space in next 3-5 years. I am thinking to go to place where core engineering and depth knowledge can be acquired. Would love to hear ur thoughts. Thanks in advance.


r/MachineLearningJobs 11d ago

Looking for aiml internship

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Hi everyone,

I’m currently learning AI/ML and really interested in gaining hands-on experience through a remote internship opportunity. My goal is to improve my practical skills, work on real projects, and learn from experienced people in this field.

If anyone knows of any remote AI/ML internship opportunities, mentorship, or can guide me, please feel free to DM me. It would really help me build experience and grow in this field.

Thank you!


r/MachineLearningJobs 11d ago

Resume Need Suggestions or a 1 year internship

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Help me fix my resume...... i am not gonna call back from anyone.....


r/MachineLearningJobs 11d ago

Ai Jobs are Openinh Up Fast

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AI is creating a lot of new job opportunities across tech, marketing, design, customer support, and data roles. You do not need to be a hardcore engineer to get started — many companies are looking for people who can use AI tools, write prompts, analyze results, and improve workflows.

If you are learning AI skills now, you are getting in early. The best move is to build practical experience, stay curious, and keep up with how businesses are using AI every day.


r/MachineLearningJobs 11d ago

About AI annotation Internship

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r/MachineLearningJobs 11d ago

Resume PHD Research AI

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r/MachineLearningJobs 11d ago

Resume Need guidance on project

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I make a crop recommendation system that helps farmers to optimize the best crop in their area according to parameters like soil quality, temp and weather condition also used in government dataset that I gathered all over websites. Need future improvement and how to make this resume worthy project ????


r/MachineLearningJobs 11d ago

Help finding an internship

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r/MachineLearningJobs 11d ago

Top AI/ML jobs hiring this week

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Machine Learning Engineer Intern
Santa Clara, CA / Fremont, CA
$39,520–$135,200 USD/year (based on $19–$65/hr)
https://www.moaijobs.com/job/machine-learning-engineer-intern-plus-1381

Machine Learning Intern / Co-op (Fall 2026)
Cohere
Remote, Canada
Salary not specified
https://www.moaijobs.com/job/machine-learning-intern-co-op-fall-2026-cohere-6971

Forward Deployed Machine Learning Engineer
Black Forest Labs
United States
$180,000–$300,000 USD/year
https://www.moaijobs.com/job/forward-deployed-machine-learning-engineer-black-forest-labs-3694

AI Training Generalist – Freelance AI Trainer
Invisible
United States
$41,600 USD/year (based on $20/hr)
https://www.moaijobs.com/job/ai-training-generalist-no-prior-experience-needed-freelance-ai-trainer-project-invisible-7847

Machine Learning Engineer III
Workday
Colorado, US
$143,400 USD/year
https://www.moaijobs.com/job/machine-learning-engineer-iii-workday-8841

Senior Machine Learning Engineer – Personalization
Spotify
Remote / New York, NY
$210,000–$260,000 USD/year
https://www.moaijobs.com/job/senior-machine-learning-engineer-personalization-spotify-7836

Machine Learning Engineer – LLM Evals & Observability
Glean
Mountain View, CA
$200,000–$300,000 USD/year
https://www.moaijobs.com/job/machine-learning-engineer-llm-evals-observability-glean-7447

AI Engineer – Forward Deployed Engineer (FDE)
Databricks
United States
$152,900–$210,155 USD/year
https://www.moaijobs.com/job/ai-engineer-fde-forward-deployed-engineer-databricks-4309

Machine Learning Engineer – Depot Automation
Waymo
Mountain View, CA
$175,000–$215,000 USD/year
https://www.moaijobs.com/job/machine-learning-engineer-depot-automation-waymo-6899

Full Stack AI Engineer
OpusClip
Mountain View, CA
$220,000–$270,000 USD/year
https://www.moaijobs.com/job/full-stack-ai-engineer-opusclip-2642

Senior Machine Learning Engineer – Conversion Modeling
Unity
Mountain View, CA
$172,200–$258,400 USD/year
https://www.moaijobs.com/job/senior-machine-learning-engineer-conversion-modeling-unity-3655

Associate AI Engineer
Shyftlabs
Toronto, Canada
CA$60,000–CA$80,000/year
https://www.moaijobs.com/job/associate-ai-engineer-shyftlabs-9663

Senior Machine Learning Engineer I
HubSpot
Remote, United States
$165,500–$248,300 USD/year
https://www.moaijobs.com/job/sr-machine-learning-engineer-i-hubspot-9967

Data Scientist – Developer Productivity
Anthropic
San Francisco, CA / New York, NY
$275,000–$370,000 USD/year
https://www.moaijobs.com/job/data-scientist-developer-productivity-anthropic-1014

Machine Learning Engineer – TikTok Search
TikTok
Singapore
Salary not specified
https://www.moaijobs.com/job/machine-learning-engineer-tiktok-search-tiktok-3318

Data Scientist – Product Analytics
Peloton
New York, NY
$140,400–$166,100 USD/year
https://www.moaijobs.com/job/data-scientist-product-analytics-peloton-4181

Staff Machine Learning Engineer – Ads Measurement Products
Pinterest
San Francisco, CA / Palo Alto, CA / Seattle, WA
$189,308–$389,753 USD/year
https://www.moaijobs.com/job/staff-machine-learning-engineer-ads-measurement-products-pinterest-4606


r/MachineLearningJobs 11d ago

Senior Data Scientist at Priceline Mumbai

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Hi Everyone,

Here at priceline we are looking for a senior data scientist with 5+ years of work ex. For details you can refer the linkedin post.

Please dm your resumes so that i can refer you.

Thanks.


r/MachineLearningJobs 12d ago

Hiring [Hiring] AI/ML Engineer - Remote | Upto $200 per/hr

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micro1 is hiring an AI/ML Engineer to work on advanced LLM, RAG, and multi-agent AI systems supporting frontier AI and government-focused projects.

Openings: 1
Type: Full - Time
Location: Hybrid
Pay: $70 - $200 per/hr

What you’ll do:

• Build and optimize LLM, RAG, and multi-agent AI systems
• Develop AI pipelines, APIs, and cloud-based ML infrastructure
• Work with LangChain, LangGraph, AWS Bedrock, Vertex AI, and GovCloud environments

What you should have:

• Strong Python and AI/ML engineering experience
• Hands-on experience with LLMs, RAG, and prompt engineering
• Knowledge of cloud AI platforms, ETL pipelines, and CI/CD workflows

Preferred experience: Government cloud environments, Anthropic/OpenAI Enterprise tools, or advanced API and metadata platforms experience is a plus.

APPLY HERE - https://jobs.micro1.ai/post/ai-ml-engineer

Ideal for AI engineers working on production-grade LLM infrastructure and agentic AI systems.


r/MachineLearningJobs 12d ago

Resume Advice Needed

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Can I build 3 really complex projects of industry grade and use them in different resumes as per the role I am applying for.

Project A : for data science showing data science skills used for data science role

Project A : in different resume showing A engineer roles

And similar for machine learning/atentic ai engineer role


r/MachineLearningJobs 12d ago

Resume [For Hire] AI/ML Engineer (Fresher) | LLMs, RAG, ML Pipelines, FastAPI, AWS | Open to Remote/India Roles

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Hi everyone,

I’m a recent Computer Science graduate from India actively looking for AI/ML Engineer / Applied AI / ML Developer opportunities (remote or on-site).

I have 6+ months of startup experience across 2 remote roles, where I’ve worked on production-grade AI systems, ML pipelines, and full-stack AI products. I currently have a PPO, but I’m exploring opportunities where I can work on challenging AI problems, learn from strong teams, and contribute meaningfully from day one.

What I’ve worked on

AI/ML Engineering

  • Built and optimized real-world ML inference pipelines, reducing latency from 5s → 300ms (94% improvement) using batching and async processing on AWS + Databricks
  • Worked on training, evaluating, and improving production models, including tuning precision/recall tradeoffs, threshold calibration, and iterative feature engineering
  • Improved ensemble model agreement from 30% → 68%
  • Built retraining workflows for handling model performance shifts as data changed over time
  • Developed a model-drift monitoring pipeline used daily by hundreds of data scientists to track performance degradation and trigger investigation
  • Designed LLM guardrails (rule-based + embedding-based), reducing unsafe outputs by 54%
  • Worked extensively with RAG pipelines, LangChain, HuggingFace Transformers, DistilBERT, NER, NLP
  • Built and deployed FastAPI inference APIs integrated into production microservices

Modeling Fundamentals

  • Trained neural networks from scratch using only NumPy to deepen my understanding of backpropagation, optimization, and model internals
  • Strong interest in understanding systems beyond libraries—not just using frameworks, but understanding how models actually work underneath

LLM & Evaluation Work

  • Worked with medical-focused Small Language Models (SLMs) and benchmarked their outputs against frontier models like ChatGPT, Claude, and Gemini
  • Experience evaluating model behavior, response quality, safety, and consistency across different architectures

Cloud / Infrastructure

  • AWS (SageMaker, Lambda, S3)
  • Databricks
  • Docker
  • GitHub Actions / CI/CD
  • PostgreSQL / Redis
  • Linux

Full Stack AI Development

  • Built AI SaaS products using React, Next.js, Node.js, FastAPI, tRPC
  • Developed scalable backend services and real-time APIs
  • Integrated third-party APIs and workflow automation systems

Notable Projects

1. AI Threat Intelligence Platform (Cybersecurity + ML)

  • Built an end-to-end threat intelligence platform combining ML + NLP + security automation
  • Achieved 96% phishing email classification accuracy using fine-tuned DistilBERT
  • Built hybrid IOC extraction pipeline (NER + regex) for malware indicator extraction
  • Full-stack deployment with React + FastAPI
  • Patent pending on the underlying AI-based threat intelligence and IOC classification system

2. Visual AI Workflow Builder

  • Built a drag-and-drop AI workflow platform for designing and executing LLM pipelines
  • 30+ integrations
  • Real-time execution using LangChain
  • Type-safe APIs and multi-user workflow persistence

3. Emotion-Aware Memory Engine (Research / Ongoing)

  • Working on an AI architecture with a pending patent focused on an emotion-aware memory engine
  • Exploring adaptive local memory, context retention, and persistent personalization for more human-like model behavior across sessions

Tech Stack

Python, JavaScript, C++, PyTorch, Scikit-learn, XGBoost, HuggingFace, LangChain, FastAPI, React, Next.js, Node.js, AWS, Databricks, PostgreSQL, Docker

Achievements

  • Runner-up, National CTF (400+ teams) — reverse engineering, web exploitation, and forensics
  • Top performer, AWS Cloud Security CTF
  • Patent pending on AI-based intelligent systems

Open to:

✅ AI/ML Engineer roles
✅ Applied AI / LLM Engineer roles
✅ Machine Learning Engineer roles
✅ AI startups / research-driven teams
✅ ML + Security / Cyber AI roles

Location: India (Open to remote / international opportunities)

If you think I could be a fit for your team, feel free to DM me — happy to share my resume and chat.

Thanks!


r/MachineLearningJobs 12d ago

React Native + AI Integration Developer

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I have 2 years of experience in React Native development. Recently, I left my company to focus on learning advanced backend and AI integration skills, including FastAPI, SQLAlchemy, Vector Databases, RAG (Retrieval-Augmented Generation), and AI/Agent-based systems for integration with React Native applications.

Given this combination of mobile development and AI/backend skills, what kind of position or experience level would I be considered for in the current market?


r/MachineLearningJobs 13d ago

Internship

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Best websites to find US/Eu based remote internships


r/MachineLearningJobs 13d ago

Resume Looking for ML / AI opportunities. Honestly just need a healthier place to work.

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Bit of a weird post, but here goes.

I’m a Machine Learning / AI engineer with experience building and shipping production AI systems end to end. I’ve worked on LLM pipelines, RAG systems, FastAPI microservices, vector databases, AWS SageMaker deployments, backend systems, and production ML infrastructure. Worked at startups and fast-moving teams where ambiguity was normal and you just figured things out. Also worked on a government-funded cancer recurrence research project and have experience across BERT, XGBoost, OpenAI, Gemini, and production deployment workflows.

Reason I’m posting. I recently joined a new role on a contract basis and honestly, I’m realizing pretty quickly it’s not the right fit. The environment feels rough. Founders publicly scolding people during scrum calls, everyone overloaded, very little bandwidth to onboard or help, and that weird feeling where people protect work because they’re already drowning in dependencies. I get startups are chaotic. I actually enjoy chaos. But there’s a difference between moving fast and burning people out.

So if anyone knows teams hiring for ML Engineer, AI Engineer, Applied AI, GenAI, or backend-heavy AI roles, remote or Bangalore preferred, I’d genuinely appreciate a referral or even pointing me in the right direction.

Happy to share resume, GitHub, LinkedIn, whatever helps.


r/MachineLearningJobs 12d ago

Resume [25 YoE] Targeting MLOps Engineer / Platform Engineering roles - Resume Review Request

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