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We're looking for a researcher who can take a vague hunch about architecture, optimization, data composition, or training dynamics, design the right ablations, run them at meaningful scale, and turn the result into a decision that ships in a production…

Key points

  1. Drive open-ended research on architecture, optimization, scaling behaviour, training stability, and post-training recipes for our next generation of foundational models.

  2. Design and execute ablations at scales that actually inform large-run decisions — including running pre-training experiments end-to-end yourself.

  3. Translate research findings into concrete proposals for the next training run, and own those proposals through to production.

  4. Work shoulder-to-shoulder with the infrastructure and data teams; many of the most important research questions live at that boundary.

  5. PhD in Machine Learning, Computer Science, or a closely related field (or in the final stages of completion).

  6. First-author publications at top-tier ML venues such as NeurIPS, ICML, ICLR, ACL, EMNLP, or COLM.

  7. Hands-on experience pre-training transformer-based language models from scratch, ideally at 7B+ parameters. You should be able to describe a training run you owned end-to-end…

  8. Meaningful contributions to the open-source LLM ecosystem — research code, model releases, datasets, or substantive contributions to widely-used projects.

Skills

Machine LearningLLMsPyTorchETLPrototyping

Experience: Mid-level · 3+ years · Job type: Full-time

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