Senior Machine Learning Engineer in Inference Stack Optimization at Kimchi at Kimchi | JobGan

Senior Machine Learning Engineer in Inference Stack Optimization at Kimchi

Kimchi
Full time Senior
📅 Dec 31, 1969 ⏳ Closes Jan 14, 2027
💰 $120,000 – $138,000 CAD/yr
📋 Job Description

The Senior ML Engineer at Kimchi will focus on optimizing the inference stack, enhancing throughput and reducing latency to improve the overall performance of machine learning models. Key responsibilities include tuning the system for maximum efficiency, addressing bottlenecks, and implementing advanced techniques such as hierarchical caching and quantization. Candidates should have over five years of experience in machine learning systems, particularly in inference infrastructure, with strong s

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Kimchi
Kimchi is a pioneering technology company operating in the field of machine learning and artificial intelligence. With a mission to optimize inference stacks for better performance, Kimchi emerged from the innovative environment of CAST AI. The company prides itself on a culture of collaboration and technical excellenc…

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⏳ Closes Jan 14, 2027
Senior Machine Learning Engineer in Inference Stack Optimization at Kimchi
Kimchi · $120,000 – $138,000 CAD/yr