Remote Senior Software Engineer, Artifacts

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Description:

  • Weights & Biases is seeking a Senior Software Engineer for their Artifacts, Registry, and Automations Team in San Francisco, California.
  • The company focuses on building tools for AI developers, particularly in machine learning workflows.
  • The role involves building and optimizing systems for artifact management, model versioning, and workflow automation.
  • Responsibilities include designing and maintaining high-performance features for ML workflows, leading the development of tools for model integration and deployment, collaborating with product managers and customers, mentoring junior engineers, and integrating customer feedback into product improvements.

Requirements:

  • Candidates must have 4+ years of experience in software engineering.
  • A strong foundation in software engineering and knowledge of at least one modern programming language (Python, Go, Typescript, GraphQL, etc.) is required.
  • Applicants should demonstrate empathy for ML practitioners and a keen interest in addressing their challenges.
  • A self-driven attitude and a desire to find impactful solutions are essential.
  • Experience working with ML Engineers and building tools for their needs is a plus.

Benefits:

  • The position offers flexible time off and comprehensive medical, dental, and vision coverage for employees and their families.
  • Weights & Biases promotes a remote-first culture with in-office flexibility in San Francisco.
  • Employees receive a home office budget and a new high-powered laptop.
  • The company provides a competitive salary and equity, along with 12 weeks of parental leave and a 401(k) plan.
  • Supplemental benefits may be available depending on the employee's location.
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$ 177,000 - 245,000 USD / year
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