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Une entreprise leader dans le domaine de la recherche informatique recherche un ingénieur logiciel pour travailler sur des projets d'apprentissage machine et fédéré. Vous collaborerez avec des équipes de recherche pour développer des algorithmes et des outils open source, tout en participant à des études médicales multicentriques. Ce poste offre des conditions de travail flexibles et de nombreux avantages, dont des congés annuels généreux et un remboursement des frais de transport.
The Inria University of Lille centre, created in 2008, employs 360 people including 305 scientists in 15 research teams. Recognised for its strong involvement in the socio-economic development of the Hauts-De-France region, the Inria University of Lille centre pursues a close relationship with large companies and SMEs. By promoting synergies between researchers and industrialists, Inria participates in the transfer of skills and expertise in digital technologies and provides access to the best European and international research for the benefit of innovation and companies, particularly in the region.For more than 10 years, the Inria University of Lille centre has been located at the heart of Lille's university and scientific ecosystem, as well as at the heart of Frenchtech, with a technology showroom based on Avenue de Bretagne in Lille, on the EuraTechnologies site of economic excellence dedicated to information and communication technologies (ICT)
The position will be supported by FedMalin, a collaborative project on Federated Learning between 11 teams at INRIA. The project addresses FL challenges when deployed over the internet (privacy, heterogeneity, energy, fairness, ...) and has medicine as a main targeted application domain.
FedMalin develops several software tools, including the open source library DecLearn (https : / / gitlab.inria.fr / magnet / declearn / declearn2) for private and decentralized / federated machine learning and data analysis. The hired engineer will contribute to the ongoing development of DecLearn, expanding its capabilities with new algorithms and enhanced functionalities.
The activities will include interactions with the members of the project, the Magnet and Premedical teams (researchers and engineers). We also expect to conduct multi-centric medical studies across several hospitals. The activities can also include travel, e.g., to conferences to demonstrate the developed library and to contribute to the community building effort.
The Declearn project is available at https : / / gitlab.inria.fr / magnet / declearn / declearn2
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Software Engineer • Villeneuve-d'Ascq, Hauts-de-France, France