Senior Machine Learning Scientist

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Senior Machine Learning Scientist Brisbane, California About this opportunity: At Freenome, we are seeking a Senior Machine Learning Scientist to help grow the Machine Learning Science team, within the Computational Science department. The ideal candidate has a strong knowledge of artificial intelligence (AI), including machine learning (ML) fundamentals and extensive experience with deep learning (DL) methods, a track record of successfully using these methods to answer complex research questions, and the ability to thrive in a highly cross-functional environment. They will be responsible for the development of algorithms for early, blood-based detection tests for cancer. They will build on a foundation of ML/DL and statistical skills to develop models for identifying molecular signals from blood. They will also work with computational biologists, molecular biologists and ML engineers to design and drive research experiments, and will have a significant impact on the continued growth of an organization dedicated to changing the entire landscape of cancer. The role reports to the Director, Machine Learning Science. This role can be a Hybrid role based in our Brisbane, California headquarters (2-3 days per week in office), or remote. What you'll do: - Independently pursue cutting edge research in AI applied to biological problems (including cancer research, genomics, computational biology, immunology, etc.). - Build new models or fine-tune existing models to identify biological changes resulting from disease. - Build models that achieve high accuracy and that generalize robustly to new data. - Apply contemporary interpretability techniques to provide a deeper understanding of the underlying signal

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