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Senstar is seeking a Machine Learning Developer to translate research into real-world embedded edge applications. The role targets an early-career engineer excited by ML, software development, automation, and constrained hardware.
You will work with an experienced ML researcher on data collection, model training, and deployment on Texas Instruments edge platforms, focusing on reproducible workflows and reliable tooling.
Senstar is looking for a Machine Learning Developer to help bring machine learning from research into real-world applications on embedded edge platforms.
This is an opportunity for an early-career developer who enjoys working with machine learning, software development, automation, and embedded technologies. You'll work closely with an experienced ML researcher, helping build the tools, processes, and workflows that support everything from data collection and model training to optimization and deployment.
The role focuses on making machine learning development more efficient, reproducible, and reliable, while providing opportunities to develop hands-on experience with model optimization and deployment on constrained hardware.
This position is well suited to a recent graduate or someone early in their career. Relevant academic projects, internships, research experience, and personal projects are highly valued.
At Senstar, we are committed to fostering an inclusive, accessible workplace that values a wide range of backgrounds, perspectives, and skills. We believe that diversity and inclusion make us stronger, more innovative, and more competitive. If you require an accommodation at any stage of the recruitment or hiring process, please let us know.
We may use technology, including AI-based tools, to support our recruitment process (for example, to compare applications against job requirements or to summarize interview notes). All hiring decisions are made by our hiring teams, not by automated systems.