Senior Staff Machine Learning Engineer, Ads Ranking
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Reddit, Inc.Tech Ads Engineering
Remote - United StatesFull-TimeSenior
Salary$292,500 — $409,500 USD
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Job Details
- Experience
- 9+ years
- Required Skills
- PythonData AnalysisMachine Learning
Requirements
- 9+ years of experience in ML engineering, applied ML, or a related field, with substantial production impact.
- Senior Staff-level technical leadership and a record of influencing direction across teams.
- Deep modeling expertise and strong fundamentals in data, objectives, architectures, optimization, evaluation, and experimentation.
- Concrete examples of using agentic AI or AI coding tools to produce better ML outcomes—not just faster code generation.
- Ability to design guardrails and evaluations that make autonomous or semi-autonomous workflows trustworthy.
- Strong coding ability in Python and fluency with modern ML frameworks and data tooling.
- Clear, concise communication and a collaborative, low-ego approach to technical leadership.
Responsibilities
- Develop advanced ML models and the agentic workflows that help teams design, train, evaluate, and improve them.
- Use tools such as Claude, Cursor, and comparable AI-assisted development systems to investigate model behavior, generate and test hypotheses, automate repetitive analysis, and improve code and experiments.
- Build reliable loops for data and label analysis, feature and embedding development, architecture comparison, hyperparameter optimization, error analysis, and experiment readouts.
- Design evaluation harnesses that measure both model outcomes and agent/workflow quality, including correctness, reproducibility, regressions, cost, and latency.
- Partner with product, data science, ML infrastructure, and engineering teams to connect modeling improvements to user and business outcomes.
- Set technical direction across teams, mentor engineers, and raise the bar for modeling rigor and AI-assisted engineering.
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