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Amazon Inc. is seeking an Applied Scientist for its Buyer Risk Prevention (BRP) team in Bengaluru. You will translate business problems into data-driven solutions, build and evaluate models, and work on next-generation risk prevention systems including GenAI and LLM applications.
You will partner with senior scientists and engineers to deploy models in production, analyze large-scale datasets, and improve risk policies with a focus on safeguarding transactions and customer trust.
Do you want to join an innovative team applying machine learning and advanced statistical techniques to protect Amazon customers and enable a trusted eCommerce experience?
Are you excited about working with large-scale datasets and developing models that solve real-world fraud and risk challenges?
If so, the Amazon Buyer Risk Prevention (BRP) Machine Learning team may be the right fit for you. We are seeking an Applied Scientist to help develop scalable machine learning solutions that safeguard millions of transactions every day.
In this role, you will partner with senior scientists and engineers to translate business problems into data-driven solutions, build and evaluate models, and contribute to next-generation risk prevention systems, including applications of Generative AI and LLM technologies.
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