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Member of Technical Staff (intern)

LinkedIn Adaptive ML New York, NY
Not Applicable Posted March 14, 2026 Job link
Responsibilities

On the Technical Staff at Adaptive ML, you'll build core infrastructure for large-scale ML systems, including Rust and Python interfaces for high-performance distributed training on hundreds of GPUs, GPU inference kernels in Triton/CUDA, hardware correctness tests, and data pipelines for RL from noisy user interactions. You will support research on large language models and reinforcement learning by designing fair experiments (e.g., DPO vs. PPO), reproducing and analyzing ML literature, experimenting with model steering via adapters, and running and documenting empirical studies. You’ll also write clear, well-structured code, help debug distributed and ML-heavy systems, improve performance and reliability, communicate clearly in a distributed team, and work across both engineering and research domains.

Commitments

This is an open, in-person 6‑month internship within the Technical Staff, based in Adaptive ML’s Paris or New York City office, with the listed background being suggestive rather than strictly required.

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Requirements
  • Write clear, well-structured code (primarily in Python; exposure to systems programming is a plus, not a requirement)
  • Help debug issues in distributed or ML-heavy systems
  • Learn best practices for performance, testing, and robustness
  • Assist with research on large language models and reinforcement learning
  • Reproduce and analyze results from recent ML literature
  • Comfortable programming in Python
  • Interest in machine learning, AI systems, or large language models
  • Curious, proactive, and eager to learn in a fast-paced environment
  • Familiarity with PyTorch, JAX, or similar frameworks
Preferred Skills
  • Interest in machine learning, AI systems, or large language models
  • Coursework or projects in machine learning, distributed systems, or systems programming
  • Familiarity with PyTorch, JAX, or similar frameworks
  • Experience with research projects or open-source contributions
Education
  • (Not required) – You are in the final year of pursuing (or recently completed) a Master’s degree in computer science, engineering, or a related field