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Toloka AI is seeking a data-centric anti-fraud engineer to join our remote-first team. You will analyze vast data, identify fraud patterns, and translate insights into defenses using rules, heuristics, ML models, and LLM-based approaches.
Work at the intersection of analytics and applied ML, building scalable data pipelines (SQL, Python, Airflow) and dashboards, with strong focus on protecting users while maintaining a smooth experience.
At Toloka AI we create data that powers leading GenAI models and innovations. We work with frontier labs, big tech, renowned AI startups, enterprises and non-profit research organizations worldwide. We use a combination of Experts + Crowd + Tech Platform to teach AI models to reason and evaluate their efficacy and safety. We have experts in more than 50 different domains - from doctors and lawyers to physicists and engineers - and boast one of the most diverse global crowds, representing over 100 countries and speaking 40+ languages. We are a well-funded startup with an enviable portfolio of clients including Anthropic, Amazon, Microsoft, Poolside, Recraft, and Shopify.
Recently, we secured strategic investment led by Bezos Expeditions and Nebius Group with participation from Mikhail Parakhin, CTO of Shopify and board advisor to leading GenAI companies, who now serves as our Chairman of the Board. Our remote-first team is globally distributed around the world: USA, UK, the Netherlands, Serbia, and more.
Our team builds the systems that detect and stop fraud on the Toloka platform. Fraud here is a moving target: bad actors adapt quickly, test our defenses, and increasingly use automation and LLMs to get around them. The same technologies give us a lot of room for new ideas, and we’re looking for someone to help us stay ahead.
You’ll sit at the intersection of analytics and applied ML. You’ll dig into data, find patterns nobody has noticed yet, turn them into hypotheses, and then into working defenses: models and automated pipelines running in production.