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Amazon Applied Scientist, AGI Conversational Assistant Services in Berlin, Germany

Description

Are you fascinated by revolutionizing Alexa user-experience with LLM? The Artificial General Intelligence (AGI) team is looking for an Applied Scientist with background in Large Language Model, Natural Language Process, Machine/Deep learning. You will be at the heart of the Alexa LLM transition working with a team of applied and research scientists to enhance existing features and explore new possibilities with LLM. You will interact in a cross-functional capacity with science, product and engineering leaders.

Key job responsibilities

  • Work on core LLM technologies (supervised fine tuning, prompt optimization, etc.) to enable Alexa use cases

  • Research and develop novel metrics and algorithms for LLM evaluation

  • Communicating effectively with leadership team as well as with colleagues from science, engineering and business backgrounds.

Basic Qualifications

  • PhD, or a Master's degree and experience in CS, CE, ML or related field

  • Experience in building models for business application

  • Experience programming in Java, C++, Python or related language

  • Experience in any of the following areas: algorithms and data structures, parsing, numerical optimization, data mining, parallel and distributed computing, high-performance computing

Preferred Qualifications

  • Experience in professional software development

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