Blue Rose Research

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Blue Rose Research is a technology-focused company that is currently seeking a Senior Software Engineer to join its team.

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💸 130000.0 - 170000.0 USD per year

🔍 Software Development

  • 2+ years of professional data engineering and/or machine learning experience.
  • Significant experience with applied statistics and data modeling.
  • Experience with SQL and relational databases.
  • Experience building and owning production-level deep learning pipelines using real-world data, and deploying models for both real-time interactive use and batch processing.
  • Strong Python programmer, and is familiar with standard software development tools and best practices, including cloud deployment, dependency management and versioning, and debugging cutting-edge libraries with incomplete documentation.
  • Experience with NLP and training transformer ML models using PyTorch, or similar tools like TensorFlow/JAX.
  • Experience with Agentic workflows, vector embeddings, and RAG systems.
  • Familiar with cloud services, distributed systems, and other DevOps tools (Docker, Kubernetes, Terraform, etc.)
  • Train, debug, and optimize deep learning runs on our GPU servers, and find new ways to increase model accuracy on both small and large datasets.
  • Conduct deep learning experiments, do feature engineering, and contribute new ideas to improve our core data science approach.
  • Work with a variety of datasets and survey results, clean and preprocess data, and figure out which models and loss functions are most appropriate for a given problem.
  • Construct agentic workflows using off-the-shelf and custom fine-tuned LLMs.
  • Augment agentic workflows with embedding databases.
  • Deliver actionable guidance to important internal stakeholders, helping them understand nuances of the model output.
  • Build subject matter context and think critically about what the data is saying, to understand what’s a real trend versus what’s a potential bug
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