Position: Data Scientist (AI NLP)
Company: A-listware
Category: Data Science
Experience required: 3y
English level: intermediate
Published: 2022-06-01T00:00:00+03:00

**A-LISTWARE is looking for a Data Scientist (AI NLP).**

**Our Customer:**
Our customer is a newly founded AI startup led by tech and AI veterans with multiple exits behind them. Their goal is to unlock Natural Language Processing for everyone through mature models trained to solve real world use cases, available for developers as APIs.

**Job Descrioption:**
We are looking for data scientists that are passionate about applied and theoretical research in the realm of computational linguistics. As a data scientist, you will join us on a quest to develop novel approaches for generalized AI that can understand and generate natural language. As such, you will study linguistics and mathematical phenomena in order to create new state-of-the-art NLP models that can be applied on, and generalize across multiple domains and use cases.

**Required experience and skills:**
Master degree or higher in Сomputational Linguistics;
Strong theoretical and practical mathematics knowledge;
Knowledge of dependency parsing;
Strong theoretical background in Machine Learning;
An understanding of linguistics’ theory and principles (semantic relations, parsing methods, etc.);
2+ years experience with Python
3+ years experience with conducting NLP research using Deep learning models (RNN, Transformers, etc) and frameworks (PyTorch, Tensorflow, etc.)


**Would be a plus:**
An in-depth understanding in one or more of the followings:
Optimization;
Information theory;
Probability and statistics;
Bayesian methods;
Publications at top-tier conferences (i.e, ACL, EMNLP, ICML, NeurIPS);
Experience with distributed DL;
Experience with cloud ML (GCP, AWS, etc.).

**Working conditions:**
5-day working week, 8-hour working day, flexible schedule
All UA public holidays are days off
Vacation and sick leave are covered by the company
Remote work
English classes