Position overview
Are you looking to build a future where open source AI is the de facto standard? Where ML expertise is valued but is not a prerequisite for owning your own AI workflows and the data generated by them? Where you can build, experiment, and deploy under your own rules, without needing to call out to a third party? Come spend some time with us at Mozilla.ai, working with our team of mission-driven ML and engineering experts on creating that future.
We’re looking for practical, application-driven researchers to join our team for a fixed period of time. We’re setting a baseline of 3 months to start, with the option to extend depending on project scope and your circumstances. This role is best suited to a PhD student seeking an internship/project; a recent PhD graduate or an Applied Scientist working in tech companies interested in a short-term project. You have opinions about what we should build and open up to the community (via code, documentation, and whitepapers) to promote the future you want.
We’re running this program for the first time at Mozilla.ai, but something similar led by our CEO at his last startup resulted in work in Nature Machine Intelligence, ICLR, the most-cited counterfactual explanations survey, AIES (1, 2, 3), NeurIPS, AAAI, etc., as well as follow-on positions at CMU, Cornell, MSR, NIST, OpenAI, Stanford CS, Stanford Health Policy, Stanford Law, and more. We’d love to have you join to help push our mission forward while accelerating your career.
Qualifications
We are more than just a company; we are a community of like-minded individuals driven by a shared passion for creating positive change in society through AI solutions.
We are committed to building a diverse and inclusive team. We encourage applications from individuals of all backgrounds, beliefs, and identities.
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