
Senior Software Engineer II – AI/ML
DigitalOcean
full-time
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Location Type: Remote
Location: Massachusetts • Texas • United States
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Salary
💰 $167,200 - $209,000 per year
Job Level
About the role
- Own a technical area by providing technical leadership for a team
- Drive large cross-functional projects independently to completion
- Work primarily in Python, and Go to build and scale model services such as inference, fine-tuning, model benchmarks and evaluations
- Maintain and develop APIs and SDKs
- Collaborate on design and UX
- Build and scale products to achieve operational excellence
- Independently ship product features from planning to launch to maintenance with high autonomy
- Collaborate with other engineers to find elegant architectures and solutions
Requirements
- 8+ years relevant industry experience in a fast-paced, high growth tech environment building and scaling production-grade systems
- Experience with ML platforms, AI techniques (e.g., LLMs, multimodal, large vision models) or with genAI-related concepts (e.g., evaluations, language modeling, computer vision)
- Able to make effective trade-offs in regards to both engineering and product requirements, while balancing short term and long term needs
- Demonstrated design and UX sensibilities, especially for technical teams
- Knowledge of API standards including REST, Python, or Go
Benefits
- Competitive salary
- Reimbursement for relevant conferences
- Training and education support
- Access to LinkedIn Learning's 10,000+ courses
- Employee Assistance Program
- Local Employee Meetups
- Flexible time off policy
- Equity compensation including grants and Employee Stock Purchase Program
- Bonus eligibility based on performance
Applicant Tracking System Keywords
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Hard Skills & Tools
PythonGoAPIsSDKsML platformsAI techniquesevaluationslanguage modelingcomputer visionproduction-grade systems
Soft Skills
technical leadershipcollaborationdesign sensibilitiesUX sensibilitieseffective trade-offsautonomy