A1

AI Engineering

SeniorMachineLearningEngineer

Israel FULL TIME Remote Friendly
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HIGH DEMAND

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The Brief

“Senior Machine Learning Engineer at A1. Skills: ML systems, Production, Reliability. Build core ML systems. Own work end-to-end”

What You'll Achieve.

ML models and systems meet targets; Production issues resolved; Pipelines robust and scalable; Measurable improvements in ML systems; Provides mentorship; ML features integrate seamlessly

Industry & Context.

AI Engineering
Problems you'll solve

Design practical solutions; Debug model failures; System issues

What They're Looking For.

Must Have

Built and shipped ML systems used by real users, Understand how modern ML models behave in production, Write strong, production-quality code, Think in systems, not scripts, Take ownership, Work independently, Push work across the finish line, Learn fast, Communicate clearly, Improve through iteration

Nice to Have

Experience with Python, Experience with PyTorch / JAX, Experience with GPU-based training and inference systems

What You'll Do.

Build core ML systems

Turn research ideas into working systems

Collaborate with research

Work under production constraints

How You'll Work.

Team & Collaboration

Collaborate closely with research, product, and engineering; Collaborate cross-functionally

Communication Scope

Communicate clearly

Full Job Description

COMPANY A1 is building a proactive AI smart assistant for everyday users to bring intelligence to conversations, errands, organising and workflows. Our product focuses on achieving high reliability for long-running workflows, persistent context, and real-world task completion. The system must handle multi-step reasoning, interact with external tools, and remain reliable despite non-deterministic model behavior.   ROLE As a Senior Member of Technical Staff, Machine Learning, you are an independent owner of critical ML subsystems in production. You take ambiguous problems, design practical solutions, and ship systems that operate reliably at scale. This is a hands-on, high-impact role focused on depth.   FOCUS - Build core ML systems that power a proactive, long-horizon AI product. - Own work end-to-end: data preparation, training, evaluation, inference, and iteration. - Turn research ideas into working systems that run reliably in production. - Debug model failures and system issues using real production signals. - Iterate quickly: ship, measure outcomes, refine, and repeat. - Collaborate closely with research, product, and engineering to deliver real user impact. - Mentor and review work from other ML engineers through example and technical judgment. - Work under real production constraints: latency, cost, reliability, and safety   TECH STACK - Python - PyTorch / JAX - GPU-based training and inference systems   IDEAL EXPERIENCE - You have built and shipped ML systems used by real users. - You understand how modern ML models behave — and misbehave — in production. - You write strong, production-quality code and think in systems, not scripts. - You take ownership, work independently, and push work across the finish line. - You learn fast, communicate clearly, and improve through iteration.   OUTCOMES - ML models and systems in production consistently meet accuracy, latency, reliability, and efficiency targets. - Complex production issues are monitored, debugged, and r

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