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Thinking Machines in San Francisco seeks a Developer Relations Engineer to help the open source community build with Inkling and Tinker, our models and fine-tuning platform. You’ll work hands-on with real users, turning feedback into product improvements and helping developers maximize value from our tools.
This role sits at the intersection of engineering, research and community, requiring writing code, shipping ML recipes, and representing the company through talks and tutorials to a
The mission of Thinking Machines is to build AI that extends human will and judgment. We are training frontier models with Inkling, developing Tinker to let people make models their own, and crafting interfaces that broaden human-AI communication. We believe the future worth building is human, and we're hiring people who want to build it.
Tinker is our fine-tuning API that empowers researchers and developers to customize frontier AI to their needs — opening access to capabilities that have previously been concentrated in a handful of labs. We manage the infrastructure while allowing Tinkerers full flexibility in training open weights models with their own data, algorithms, and for their own needs.
Inkling is our open-weights model. It is a Mixture-of-Experts transformer with 975B total parameters, 41B active. It supports a context window of up to 1M tokens. It was pretrained on 45 trillion tokens of text, images, audio and video. It is the first in a family of models of different sizes.
We're hiring a Developer Relations Engineer to help the open source community build with Thinking Machines' products — Inkling and the models that follow it, and Tinker, our fine-tuning platform. You'll work hands-on with real users, turn their feedback into product improvements, and help developers get the most out of our models and tools.
This role sits at the intersection of engineering, research and community: you'll write code, ship industry leading ML recipes and integrations, and also represent Thinking Machines externally through talks, demos, and technical writing. It's a great fit for someone who's happiest building in a code editor, but who also enjoys teaching and engaging with a fast-growing developer community.