Full-Time

ML Engineer

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Normal Computing

Normal Computing

51-200 employees

Develops generative AI for enterprises

Compensation Overview

$150k - $240k/yr

Mid, Senior

New York, NY, USA

Category
Applied Machine Learning
Deep Learning
AI & Machine Learning
Required Skills
Tensorflow
Pytorch
Machine Learning
Connection
Connection
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Requirements
  • 4+ years of experience with deep learning frameworks like Pytorch, Tensorflow, Jax
  • Rich ownership of the “full stack” when it comes to designing, training, evaluating and deploying machine learning models, especially large language models
  • Experience with generative models for various modalities
  • Familiarity with cloud infrastructure and deploying ML models from ideation to production
  • Ability to handle and preprocess large datasets, including time-series and sensor data
  • Excellent problem-solving skills and a strategic mindset for identifying valuable solutions
  • Proactive and adaptable mindset, thriving in a dynamic environment, including a transparent and open communication style
Responsibilities
  • Develop and deploy state-of-the-art AI models for problems in hardware engineering with complex logical and uncertainty-bound constraints
  • Evaluate state-of-the-art Bayesian and non-Bayesian approaches to reliable deep learning and formal verification of AI systems
  • Set up experimentation tools and synthetic data infrastructure to support rapid experimentation and iteration, with a clear path to production deployment
  • Create showtime-ready benchmarks to continually measure quality and robustness of solutions relative to baselines
  • Architect systems around open source foundation models to process a variety of modalities and rich symbolic logic, including multi-modal hardware descriptive documents, schematics, customer service logs, and tabular data
  • Collaborate with cross-functional teams to integrate AI solutions into our products and services
Desired Qualifications
  • Familiarity with probabilistic programming languages (e.g., TensorFlow Probability, Pyro) and probabilistic reasoning methods (e.g. Bayesian NNs or Monte Carlo Tree Search)
  • Familiarity with advanced prompt optimization frameworks like DSPy
  • Contributions to open-source projects or publications in AI-related conferences/journals
  • Deep curiosity for or experience in semiconductors and physics
  • A "defensive AI engineering" mindset, with experience handling the challenges of working with non-deterministic AI systems

Normal Computing develops generative AI specifically for critical enterprise applications, focusing on large-scale enterprises like Fortune 500 companies in sectors such as semiconductor manufacturing, supply chain management, banking, and government agencies. Their technology, based on Probabilistic AI, utilizes statistical analysis to predict outcomes, allowing businesses to have greater control over the reliability, adaptivity, and auditability of their AI models. This approach addresses the significant risks that have hindered AI adoption in these industries. Unlike many competitors, Normal Computing's solutions are tailored to meet the specific needs of their clients, and they generate revenue through subscription or contract-based services. Founded by experts from Google Brain Team, Palantir, and X, the company aims to unlock AI for mission-critical production systems.

Company Size

51-200

Company Stage

Grant

Total Funding

$83M

Headquarters

New York City, New York

Founded

2022

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Simplify's Take

What believers are saying

  • Selected for ARIA's £50M Scaling Compute Program, boosting funding and visibility.
  • Raised $8.5M in seed funding to advance Probabilistic AI technology.
  • Growing demand for AI solutions in risk-averse industries like banking and government.

What critics are saying

  • Competition from IBM and Intel in thermodynamic computing could challenge market position.
  • Global semiconductor shortages may impact hardware scaling capabilities.
  • AI regulatory changes in the EU and US could increase compliance costs.

What makes Normal Computing unique

  • Normal Computing uses Probabilistic AI for reliable, adaptive enterprise applications.
  • Their thermodynamic computer enhances AI reliability and efficiency, a first in the industry.
  • Founded by ex-Google Brain and X engineers, they have a strong AI development pedigree.

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Flexible Work Hours

Growth & Insights and Company News

Headcount

6 month growth

1%

1 year growth

0%

2 year growth

16%
Pulse 2.0
Nov 8th, 2024
Normal Computing Picked For ARIA's £50 Million Scaling Compute Program

AI and hardware company Normal Computing UK was picked as one of 12 teams awarded funding from the Advanced Research + Invention Agency (ARIA) Scaling Compute Programme. This program, backed by £50 million in funding, aims to reduce AI hardware costs by 1000x while diversifying the semiconductor supply chain.

Business Wire
Jan 23rd, 2024
Normal Computing Unveils The First-Ever Thermodynamic Computer

NEW YORK--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Normal Computing, a deep tech AI startup founded by former Google Brain and Alphabet X engineers to develop full-stack applications with enterprise reliability, today unveiled the world’s first thermodynamic computer. Normal’s team conducted the first-ever thermodynamic AI experiment using the prototype hardware to add reliability and controls to the outputs of a neural network – work that could one day help eliminate hallucinations in AI models, and enable AI agents that can reason about the world, yet are controllable and safe. AI applications, like those powered by generative AI and large language models, require massive resources, and today’s computers may not be powerful enough to unlock the full scope of applications. However, the energy required for today's advanced computers will only become a bigger problem as AI models grow in size, with energy consumption already a major issue for today’s Graphical Processing Units (GPUs). Furthermore, even cutting-edge generative AI solutions can be unreliable and unusable in mission-critical applications. Properly accounting for uncertainty using probabilistic AI methods may be essential for AI agents to plan, reason, and have common sense

Finsmes
Jun 13th, 2023
Normal Computing Raises $8.5M In Seed Funding

Normal Computing, New York-based startup building a full-stack probabilistic compute infrastructure enabling artificial intelligence, raised $8.5M in Seed funding.The round was led by Celesta Capital and First Spark Ventures, with participation from Micron Ventures. The company intends to use the funds to advance its commitment to helping large companies use technologies like Generative AI in real-world contexts, and support the research and development of its application development platform and Probabilistic AI technology. Led by CEO Faris Sbahi, Normal Computing builds full-stack infrastructure to solve the most critical applications for enterprise and government, backed by its Probabilistic AI technology. Normal is supporting use-cases where risk has been a central barrier to AI adoption. These systems encompass a wide range of applications, which include automating complex underwriting processes, where policies may involve numerous locations with specific guidelines. Additionally, they can enable autonomous workflows for generating and validating specialized code that adheres to mission-critical constraints and unique idioms for custom and confidential codebases

PR Newswire
Jun 13th, 2023
Normal Computing Raises $8.5M in Seed Funding to Enable AI Solutions For Critical Enterprise and Government Applications

Normal Computing, the startup building full-stack probabilistic compute infrastructure enabling artificial intelligence (AI) for the most critical and complex applications, announced today that it has raised $8.5M in a Seed funding round led by Celesta Capital and First Spark Ventures, with participation from Micron Ventures.