Data Scientist, AWS Generative AI Innovation Center

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Data Scientist, AWS Generative AI Innovation CenterJob ID: 2816978 | Amazon Web Services EMEA Dubai FZ Branch - Q29Amazon launched the Generative AI Innovation Center (GenAIIC) inJune 2023 to help AWS customers accelerate the use of generative AIto solve business and operational problems and promote innovationin their organization. This is a team of strategists, datascientists, engineers, and solution architects working step-by-stepwith customers to build bespoke solutions that harness the power ofgenerative AI. We’re looking for Data Scientists capable of usinggenerative AI and other techniques to design, evangelize, andimplement state-of-the-art solutions for never-before-solvedproblems. You will work directly with customers and innovate in afast-paced organization that contributes to game-changing projectsand technologies. You will design and run experiments, research newalgorithms, and find new ways of optimizing risk, profitability,and customer experience. Emirati national is required. Key jobresponsibilities As a Data Scientist, you will: 1. Collaborate withAI/ML scientists, engineers, and architects to research, design,develop, and evaluate cutting-edge generative AI algorithms toaddress real-world challenges. 2. Interact with customers directlyto understand the business problem, help and aid them in theimplementation of generative AI solutions, deliver briefing anddeep dive sessions to customers, and guide customers on adoptionpatterns and paths to production. 3. Create and deliver bestpractice recommendations, tutorials, blog posts, sample code, andpresentations adapted to technical, business, and executivestakeholders. 4. Provide customer and market feedback to Productand Engineering teams to help define product direction. About theteam The team helps customers imagine and scope the use cases thatwill create the greatest value for their businesses, select andtrain or fine-tune the right models, define paths to navigatetechnical or business challenges, develop proof-of-concepts, andmake plans for launching solutions at scale. The Generative AIInnovation Center team provides guidance on best practices forapplying generative AI responsibly and cost-efficiently. BASICQUALIFICATIONS - Bachelor's degree or Master's degree with severalyears of experience. - Several years of experience building modelsfor business applications. - Experience in any of the followingareas: algorithms and data structures, parsing, numericaloptimization, data mining, parallel and distributed computing,high-performance computing, neural deep learning methods, and/ormachine learning. - Experience in using Python and hands-onexperience building models with deep learning frameworks likeTensorFlow, Keras, PyTorch, MXNet. PREFERRED QUALIFICATIONS - PhDor Master's degree in computer science, engineering, mathematics,operations research, or in a highly quantitative field. - Practicalexperience in solving complex problems in an applied environment. -Hands-on experience building models with deep learning frameworkslike PyTorch, TensorFlow, or JAX. - Prior experience in trainingand fine-tuning of Large Language Models (LLMs). - Knowledge of AWSplatform and tools. Amazon is committed to a diverse and inclusiveworkplace. Amazon is an equal opportunity employer and does notdiscriminate on the basis of race, national origin, gender, genderidentity, sexual orientation, protected veteran status, disability,age, or other legally protected status.#J-18808-Ljbffr

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