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An innovative company is seeking exceptional engineers to join their dynamic team focused on building advanced AI solutions. You'll work on exciting projects involving data-intensive products and contribute to the development of a self-learning AI platform. This role offers the chance to collaborate with talented professionals, implement best practices in software development, and enjoy a supportive work environment that values mentorship and continuous learning. If you're passionate about technology and eager to make a real impact, this opportunity is perfect for you.
OfferFit was founded by ex-McKinsey and BCG math PhDs, and we’re funded by leading Silicon Valley VCs. OfferFit’s AI decisioning engine supports 1:1 personalization for lifecycle marketing campaigns, powered by reinforcement learning AI. This allows marketers to test & improve the performance of their campaigns much faster than before. Customers include leading brands like Brinks Home, Yelp, Chime, Engie, and MetLife, among many others.
Do you enjoy working on data-intensive products and being involved in projects from an early stage? Come join our quickly growing Engineering team to help design, improve and scale OfferFit's self-learning (reinforcement learning) AI platform.
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No toy datasets in notebooks — we’re implementing AI pipelines in production at scale!
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Please note that we adjust compensation for non–US countries using a relative cost of labor adjustment between the US and your country of residence. Applicants should apply via OfferFit’s internal or external careers site.
OfferFit is committed to a diverse and inclusive workplace. OfferFit is an equal opportunity employer and does not discriminate on the basis of race, national origin, gender, gender identity, sexual orientation, protected veteran status, disability, age, or other legally protected status.
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