This is the first Machine Learning Engineer role at Metriport. We have access to the richest clinical datasets in the country — longitudinal medical records for hundreds of millions of individuals — and we've barely scratched the surface of what can be learned from it. You'll own machine learning at Metriport end-to-end: from framing the problem with customers, to training the models, to serving them in production and keeping them honest. This is applied ML on messy, high-dimensional, real-world healthcare data - not a research role, and not an LLM-wrapper role. You have deep ML fundamentals, from classical methods through deep learning. You can take a prediction problem from a linear baseline to gradient-boosted trees to a neural network - and you know when each one is the right answer. You've shipped models to production and lived with them: you have opinions about evaluation, monitoring, retraining, and what can break after launch. You're deeply experienced with ML, but still have strong eng chops: you can stand up a service, write the IaC, instrument it, and own it end-to-end. Python is home; TypeScript, AWS, and SQL aren't going to scare you. You're pragmatic about LLMs. You've used them where they win and you know where a smaller, cheaper, more reliable model wins instead. You're comfortable with messy, real-world data: sparse, inconsistent, high-dimensional, and full of surprises. Healthcare data is all of these at once. You're entrepreneurial-minded with an olympian-level work ethic (about half our engineering team are former founders). When someone scopes a project for 3 weeks, you ask "why can't it be done in 3 days?" - and you help others develop that same instinct. You're a hacker at heart, with a good sense of which rules should, and shouldn't, be broken.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Senior
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