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Published Date: May 5, 2025
Company Name: hireEZ
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Ref Id: HREZ-362
Published Date: May 5, 2025
Company Name: hireEZ
Description2222
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Title: machine learning Engineer
Location:
Seattle
hireEZ is an AI-Powered Global Talent Platform for enterprises, headquartered in Mountain View,
California.
It has been recognized as one of the best data management SaaS for talent
acquisition in the market and trusted by 100+ Fortune 500 customers(Amazon, Nike, PayPal,
Intel, etc.)
As a machine learning engineer, you will join the core engineering team to develop algorithm and
product intelligence towards an AI and data-driven recruiting
SaaS.
You will be working with top AI
researchers and infrastructure gurus to explore unlimited career space.
The core technical skills you should have:
• MUST have ph.d. degree with computer science or related majors or 2 years of related work
experience.
• Be open mind and have keep learning attitude
• Be very familiar with at least one of the following:
(1) knowledge discovery and information retrieval, such as entity/relation extraction and learning
from unstructured data,
(2) machine learning powered recommendation systems and ranking algorithms, such as content
based recommendation, collaborative filtering
(3) natural language processing (nlp):
deep learning and statistical learning
• Solid in traditional machine learning methods: supervised and unsupervised learning
• Expertise in or willing to explore advanced deep learning techniques in knowledge extraction and
graph construction
• Play with sql, graph databases, and big data processing
Benefits
• Unlimited growth/promotion space
• Competitive salary and options
• 401k plan
•Free and nice food
•Comprehensive medical, dental, and life insurance
•PTO policy
•Commuter benefits
•Fun, collaborative, and energetic team environment with nice office environment
• Fun events for family!
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