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Susquehanna International is seeking a Machine Learning Engineer focused on low-latency inference optimization to help build, tune, and productionize high-performance model serving systems. The role sits at the intersection of ML, systems engineering, and GPU performance, addressing latency, throughput, reliability, and hardware efficiency in production environments.
You will work closely with quantitative researchers and engineers to identify bottlenecks, evaluate frameworks, and shape
Overview We are looking for a Machine Learning Engineer focused on low-latency inference optimization to help build, tune, and productionize high-performance model serving systems. This role sits at the intersection of machine learning, systems engineering, and GPU performance. You will work on inference workloads where latency, throughput, reliability, and hardware efficiency all matter, and where a deep understanding of modern inference runtimes can meaningfully improve production outcomes.
Overview We are looking for a Machine Learning Engineer focused on low-latency inference optimization to help build, tune, and productionize high-performance model serving systems. This role sits at the intersection of machine learning, systems engineering, and GPU performance. You will work on inference workloads where latency, throughput, reliability, and hardware efficiency all matter, and where a deep understanding of modern inference runtimes can meaningfully improve production outcomes.
We will work closely with quantitative researchers and engineers to understand model structure, identify inference bottlenecks, and turn research ideas into efficient production systems. The work may involve other types of models, but focuses on transformer-style architectures, and structured inference workloads. You will evaluate and tune frameworks and related serving or compilation systems, while also reasoning about GPU execution, memory layout, batching strategies, precision tradeoffs, and end-to-end latency.