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HASH in London and Berlin is hiring exceptional AI researchers to shape the next generation of foundation models. You will develop new architectures in-house and post-train open-source models, moving from concept to release and productization.
The role requires a strong research track record, deep understanding of modern model architectures, and hands-on experience with training and fine-tuning large models.
At HASH, we're building infrastructure to solve information failure and help everybody make the right decisions. Our open-source platform helps firms integrate both structured and unstructured information into knowledge graphs that support simulating, optimizing and automating processes.
We're building toward world models from a radically different perspective to most industry labs. If you want to work on ambitious, original research with the chance to influence both scientific direction and the company itself, we'd love to hear from you.
Our founders include Joel Spolsky (former founder of Stack Overflow; acq. $1.8bn, and Trello; acq. $425m), Jude Allred (former CTO of Glitch) and Dei Vilkinsons (former CEO of Soho Strategy).
In the last 6 months we've seen significant growth and are now scaling fast. We're hiring exceptional AI researchers in London and Berlin to shape the next generation of foundation models in Europe, both developing new AI models and architectures in-house and post-training existing open-source base models.
This is not a role focused only on applying existing models. You'll work on both:
Our team have founded and sold billion‑euro companies from scratch. We offer leading equity‑weighted total compensation, including competitive salaries and tax‑advantaged options.
We meet together quarterly in‑person for whole‑team retreats, provide engineers with generous learning and tech budgets, and recognise and reward output.
This role pays £130,000-£220,000 base/bonus + meaningful equity.