About the job
Our Vision
At ReflectionAI, we strive to create open superintelligence and ensure its accessibility for everyone.
Our team is dedicated to developing open weight models for individuals, organizations, and even nations. Our collective expertise comes from leading AI institutions such as DeepMind, OpenAI, Google Brain, Meta, Character. AI, Anthropic, and more.
Role Overview
Conduct research and develop solutions focusing on algorithms, scaling laws, data processing, optimizers, and model architecture.
Design and execute scientific experiments to enhance our understanding of scaling large language models and improving data efficiency.
Apply cutting-edge techniques from the deep learning literature to our projects.
Independently lead small research initiatives while collaborating on larger projects.
Enhance our training infrastructure for optimal scaling efficiency.
Contribute across the entire technology stack, from low-level optimizations to high-level model design.
Your Profile
Possess a graduate degree (MS or PhD) in Computer Science, Machine Learning, or a related field.
Demonstrate strong software engineering skills with experience in large-scale systems development.
Have prior experience with large-scale ETL processes and preparing training data.
Possess a deep understanding of large-scale machine learning, specifically regarding language models, distributed training, and scaling.
Be proficient in Python and familiar with deep learning frameworks, preferably PyTorch.
Effectively navigate the trade-offs between research goals and practical engineering challenges.
Excel in a fast-paced, high-agency startup culture with a proactive approach.
Exhibit strong communication skills and a collaborative mindset.
Show a passion for pushing the boundaries of intelligence.
What We Provide:
We believe that building truly open superintelligence starts with a solid foundation. Joining ReflectionAI means being part of a tightly-knit, highly talented team, where you will help shape our future and redefine the landscape of open foundational models.

