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Machine Learning Infrastructure Engineer

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Hybrid (San Mateo, CA), Hybrid (New York, NY), Hybrid (Remote)$0Full-timePosted 3mo ago

About the role

Role focused on building and optimizing the data and orchestration infrastructure for molecular AI, spanning in-house workflow orchestration and data preprocessing pipelines for proteins, chemicals, and ML models.

Responsibilities

  • Design and evolve our in-house workflow orchestration framework, including DAG construction and execution, dependency management, scheduling, caching, retries, observability, and distributed execution.
  • Build and optimize large-scale preprocessing pipelines for protein structures, chemical datasets, simulations, and machine learning training data.
  • Profile end-to-end workflows and aggressively eliminate bottlenecks—from redundant I/O and serialization to unnecessary recomputation and poorly parallelized workloads.
  • Develop abstractions for lazy execution, incremental computation, intelligent caching, and artifact reuse so expensive scientific computations happen only when necessary.
  • Partner closely with ML researchers, computational chemists, and scientific software engineers to translate complex research workflows into scalable, reproducible computational pipelines.
  • Improve the developer experience for scientists and engineers authoring pipelines, making sophisticated distributed workflows intuitive to define, debug, monitor, and extend.
  • Make architectural decisions spanning local and distributed execution, storage, compute scheduling, data lineage, and reproducibility.
  • Use lessons from real-world scientific pipelines to continuously improve the orchestration platform itself—and use improvements to the platform to unlock faster, more ambitious scientific workflows.

Qualifications

  • Passionate about DAGs. You naturally think about computation as graphs of dependencies and care deeply about how work is scheduled, parallelized, cached, retried, and recomputed.
  • Impatient about latency. When a pipeline takes hours, your instinct is to understand exactly where the time went and systematically make it faster.
  • An evangelist for lazy execution and caching. You dislike unnecessary work and look for principled ways to avoid recomputation, move less data, and reuse intermediate results.
  • A strong systems engineer. You are comfortable reasoning across APIs, distributed systems, storage, serialization, concurrency, resource scheduling, and performance.
  • Hands-on with data-intensive systems. You have built production pipelines or infrastructure that processes large datasets reliably and efficiently.
  • Comfortable moving between framework and application layers. You're as interested in designing the orchestration primitive as you are in optimizing the pipeline built with it.
  • A pragmatic abstraction builder. You can identify the common pattern hiding underneath many specialized workflows without forcing every scientific problem into an overly generic framework.
  • A strong collaborator with researchers. You can understand an evolving scientific workflow, identify its computational structure, and turn it into robust infrastructure without slowing down experimentation.
  • Energized by unusual problems. You enjoy environments where off-the-shelf infrastructure gets you 80% of the way there—and the interesting work is designing the remaining 20%.

Skills

Required:In-house workflow orchestration framework designLarge-scale data preprocessing pipelinesPerformance profiling and bottleneck eliminationDistributed systems & orchestrationCollaboration with researchers
Nice to have:Lazy execution and caching

Benefits

  • Competitive compensation package that includes salary and equity.
  • Comprehensive health benefits: Medical, Dental, and Vision (covered 100% for the employees).
  • 401(k) plan.
  • Open (unlimited) PTO policy.
  • Free lunches and dinners at our offices.
  • Paid family leave (maternity and paternity).
  • Life and long- and short-term disability insurance.
Last updated Aug 17, 2026. Interested? Apply on the company site.

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