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Machine Learning — PhD Intern (Dynamic I/O Schemas for Neural Models)

LinkedIn Keysight Technologies Calabasas, CA
Not Applicable Posted April 2, 2026 Job link
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Requirements
  • Current PhD student (or recently graduated PhD) in Machine Learning, Computer Science, Applied Mathematics, or Electrical/Mechanical Engineering.
  • Strong proficiency in C/C++ and libtorch (C++ PyTorch API) for neural network implementation.
  • Understanding of dynamic computation graphs, model serialization, and runtime configuration management.
  • Experience designing or training modular neural architectures or runtime-adaptive ML systems.
  • Familiarity with schema evolution, metadata management, or flexible I/O processing.
  • Strong analytical and software engineering skills with attention to efficiency, safety, and reusability.
  • Experience designing and training GNN and GCN neural architectures.
  • Familiarity with multi-threading, async I/O, and memory management for high-performance ML applications.
Preferred Skills
  • Experience with dynamic-shape models using TorchScript, TensorRT, or ONNX Runtime.
  • Background in graph- or operator-based architectures that support variable topologies.
  • Understanding of parameter-efficient fine-tuning (PEFT), adapter layers, or meta-learning strategies.
  • Experience profiling or optimizing GPU-based C++ inference and training pipelines.
  • Strong experience in C++/CUDA development using libtorch and modern CMake workflows.
  • Familiarity with multi-threading, async I/O, and memory management for high-performance ML applications.
  • Knowledge of data marshaling, tensor allocation, and layout optimization in C++.
  • Competence with version control (Git), profilers, and testing frameworks.
  • Commitment to creating robust, extensible systems that make neural modeling more adaptive and efficient.
Education
  • (Not required) – Current PhD student (or recently graduated PhD) in Machine Learning, Computer Science, Applied Mathematics, or Electrical/Mechanical Engineering.