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Epsilon Health in San Francisco is seeking an ML infrastructure engineer to design and build the core systems for scalable training of large models in medical imaging research. You will enable fast experimentation and reliable training, collaborating with researchers to ship production-ready code from experimentation to deployment.
Join a mission-driven startup to own distributed training, RL infrastructure, and inference pipelines, ensuring models move smoothly from research to clinical impact
Epsilon Health is transforming medical imaging and diagnostics by bringing frontier AI into clinical practice. We're tackling some of healthcare's most critical challenges, building technology that directly improves patient outcomes. This year, we've served over 300,000 patients and now serve 3,000+ daily, working with some of the largest medical institutions in the U.S. By year-end, we're on track to interpret 1% of all daily U.S. X-rays. Our research team brings experience from DeepMind and Meta, powered by one of the industry's most comprehensive proprietary medical imaging datasets, continuously enriched by real-world clinical data. Together, we're building a future where frontier AI helps save millions of lives today, not tomorrow. Recently out of stealth, we're proudly backed by Jack Altman, Uncork Capital, Renegade Partners, and AlleyCorp, one of NYC's most active healthcare venture firms.
We’re looking for an ML infrastructure engineer to design and build the core systems that enable scalable, efficient training of large models for deployment and research. Your goal is to make experimentation and training at Epsilon Health fast and reliable to ensure our research teams can focus on science rather than system bottlenecks. Sitting in the Engineering team and working closely with research, you'll own the distributed training and reinforcement learning infrastructure our foundation-model and post-training work runs on, and the inference and evaluation systems that carry models from experimentation into production.