ML Residency: Climate Tech & Finance AI

X Development, LLC; Mountain View (CA); Hybrid; USD 109,000 - 157,000; Full time

Job summary

X Development, LLC in Mountain View, CA — an AI Residency Internship — seeks a Masters/PhD student to develop neural reasoning capabilities for climate sustainability and finance. You will work with LLMs, transformers, foundation models, and simulations to deliver real-world impact.

Expect cross-disciplinary collaboration and practical prototyping. You will build data pipelines, model reasoning systems, and deploy AI tools across projects, while collaborating with Alphabet and academia.

Qualifications

• Masters or PhD student in STEM (financial engineering, risk management, OR, math/statistics).
• Strong knowledge of financial and probabilistic theory applied to markets.
• 5+ years of experience with simulations of real-world phenomena.
• Understanding of decarbonization and carbon markets.
• Fluent in Python, C++, SQL, Matlab/R, SAS, and data visualization.

Responsibilities

• Explore large-scale planning and optimization problems with experts.
• Build models and generative optimization algorithms for real-world tasks.
• Translate neural modeling expertise to solve climate/finance problems.
• Develop AI prototypes for sustainability and finance applications.
• Create data pipelines and perform exploratory data analysis on big data.

Skills

Python

C++

SQL

Data visualization

Distributed computing (GCP/AWS/AZURE/H

Education

Masters or PhD student in STEM

Science/math/engineering degree

Tools

GCP

AWS

Azure

HPC clusters

Job description

X Development, LLC in Mountain View, CA — an AI Residency Internship — seeks a Masters/PhD student to develop neural reasoning capabilities for climate sustainability and finance. You will work with LLMs, transformers, foundation models, and simulations to deliver real-world impact.

Expect cross-disciplinary collaboration and practical prototyping. You will build data pipelines, model reasoning systems, and deploy AI tools across projects, while collaborating with Alphabet and academia.