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Senior Deep Learning Researcher

PinelyAmsterdam, North Holland, NetherlandsOffice days unknownPosted 17d ago
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We are seeking a highly motivated and skilled Senior Deep Learning Researcher to join our team. As an individual contributor, you will work alongside world-class researchers in a fast-paced environment, advancing AI and machine learning research with direct applications to HFT and MFT. Responsibilities • Conduct original machine learning research to push the frontier of market data modeling; • Develop and experiment with modern deep learning architectures and training techniques; • Extract meaningful insights from large, unstructured, and noisy datasets; • Continually explore new methodologies and technologies to enhance research outcomes. Requirements • Extensive research experience in ML, demonstrated through publications at top-tier venues, a strong track record of impactful research projects, or a PhD in a related field; • Strong background in machine learning, probability, and statistics; • Deep understanding and hands-on experience with modern DL architectures and training methodologies, with particular expertise in Transformers and their variants.; • Ability to work effectively with AI coding and research agents What we offer • High base salary, social benefits, and generous bonus structure; • Access to cutting-edge compute, infrastructure, and engineering expertise to rapidly test and deploy ambitious ideas; • Ownership of initiatives that directly solve business problems; • Flexible working style and working schedule; • High-autonomy environment with minimal bureaucracy and micromanagement; • Tuition reimbursement, conference and training sponsorship.
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