AI Tutor, ML Engineer Specialist (contract), Handshake AI

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💎 Seniority level: Middle, 3+ years

💸 Salary: 40.0 - 70.0 USD per hour

🔍 Industry: AI

🏢 Company: Handshake👥 501-1000💰 $200,000,000 Series F over 3 years agoEmployment College Recruiting Human Resources Recruiting

🗣️ Languages: English

⏳ Experience: 3+ years

Requirements:

MS or PhD in Computer Science, Machine Learning, Data Science, or a closely related technical field.

Alternatively, 3+ years of professional experience as a Machine Learning Engineer or Data Scientist at a high-caliber company (e.g., FAANG, leading startups, AI labs).

Strong grasp of core machine learning concepts, model training workflows, and evaluation strategies.

Experience with LLMs, NLP systems, or applied ML in production settings is highly desirable.

Ability to assess complex technical information and provide constructive, detail-oriented feedback.

Excellent written communication skills—both technical and explanatory writing.

Ability to operate independently with sound judgment under ambiguous conditions.

Passion for AI development, data quality, and technological advancement.

Responsibilities:

Use internal tools to evaluate and critique AI-generated outputs, primarily in technical and scientific domains.

Review complex model responses and suggest improvements with a focus on clarity, correctness, and domain relevance.

Contribute to the curation and refinement of datasets used to train and fine-tune AI/ML models.

Work closely with cross-functional AI teams to identify data patterns, edge cases, and model blind spots.

Stay up-to-date on model behaviors and guidelines as they evolve, applying judgment to nuanced annotation tasks.

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