Research Engineer

August 13, 2024

🇺🇸 United States – Remote

🏄 California – Remote

Although this job is listed in California, this company may be open to hiring remote in other states.

💵 $150k - $250k / year

⏰ Full Time

🟡 Mid-level

🟠 Senior

📚 Research Engineer

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Helm.ai

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11 - 50 employees

🤖 Artificial Intelligence

🚗 Transport

Description

• You will work collaboratively to improve our models and iterate on novel research directions, sometimes in just days. • We're looking for talented engineers who’d enjoy applying their skills to deeply complex and novel AI problems. • Apply and extend the Helm proprietary algorithmic toolkit for unsupervised learning and perception problems at scale • Carefully execute development and maintenance of tools used for deep learning experiments designed to provide new functionality for customers or address relevant corner cases in the system as a whole • Work closely with software and autonomous vehicle engineers to deploy algorithms on internal and customer vehicle platforms

Requirements

• A sense of practical optimism: not all experiments are successful, but the ones that are more than make up for it! • Comfort operating in a fast-paced environment to deliver customer projects • Introspection, thoughtfulness, and detail-orientation • Experience working with neural networks, Tensorflow and/or PyTorch • Fluency in Python and working knowledge of C/C++ programming • A strong interest in unsupervised learning, computer vision, and/or the autonomous vehicle industry • Master’s or Ph.D. in a related field and/or 5+ years of experience in a related field

Benefits

• Competitive health insurance options • 401K plan management • Remote-friendly and flexible team culture • Free lunch and fully-stocked kitchen in our South Bay office • Additional perks: monthly wellness stipend, office set up allowance, company retreats, and more to come as we scale • The opportunity to work on one of the most interesting, impactful problems of the decade