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About the Position
Senior / Lead Research Scientist - Germany
We are seeking a Senior / Lead Research Scientist to join our Science department in Germany, focusing on advanced AI architectures and machine learning techniques.
Responsibilities
- Lead research projects involving large-scale language models and advanced AI architectures.
- Propose and implement novel machine learning techniques.
- Analyze and interpret model architectures to understand their underlying mechanisms.
Requirements
- Expertise in large-scale language models.
- Experience with advanced AI architectures.
- Proficiency in machine learning techniques.
Nice to Have
- Relevant work experience in the field of AI and machine learning.
- Publications or projects demonstrating your research capabilities.
We Offer
- Opportunity to work in a cutting-edge field of AI research.
- Remote work options.
About the Company
Inworld is a company dedicated to advancing the field of artificial intelligence through innovative research and development.
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