Full-Time
Platform for building and managing AI
$150k - $180k/yr
Senior
Remote in USA
Candidates must be based in the United States.
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Domino Data Lab offers a platform for businesses to build, deploy, and manage artificial intelligence (AI) models, promoting collaboration and best practices while ensuring governance and cost reduction. The platform provides access to a variety of open source and commercial tools, allowing for flexibility and innovation without vendor lock-in. It serves as a central hub for AI operations, integrating workflows and automation to meet compliance needs. The goal is to help businesses effectively utilize AI technology while optimizing costs and managing risks.
Company Size
201-500
Company Stage
Series F
Total Funding
$226.6M
Headquarters
San Francisco, California
Founded
2013
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Health & Wellness - Premium medical, dental, and vision insurance plans, including a free option for you and your family.
Commuter Benefits - What’s your transportation of choice? We support your daily commute, whether Uber, Lyft, bus, or train.
Love for parents - New parents receive six weeks of fully-paid parental leave. P.S. Got baby pics? Share them in our Slack channel dedicated to kids.
Flexible Paid Time Off - We value your right to disconnect. Take the time you need to recharge, spend time with family, and explore the world.
Annual Education Reimbursement - Pursue the professional growth that will help you excel in your role with educational opportunities that work for your needs, and at your speed.
Own Your Outcome - Feel supported to get your work done how and when you need to, regardless of your location.
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