What are the responsibilities and job description for the Research Engineer - Distributed Training position at Prime Intellect?
At Prime Intellect, we are on a mission to accelerate open and decentralized AI progress by enabling anyone to contribute compute, code or capital to train powerful, open models. Our ultimate goal? Openly accessible AGI that benefits everyone. But we can't do it alone and we want to do this together with you.
We are building the infrastructure for decentralized AI development at scale. We aggregate global compute and enable researchers to collaboratively train state-of-the-art models through distributed training across clusters.
As a Research Engineer working on Distributed Training, you'll play a crucial role in shaping our technological direction, focusing on our decentralizing AI training stack. If you love scaling things and maximizing training efficiency, this role is for you.
Responsibilities
- Lead and participate in novel research to build a massive scale, highly reliable and secure decentralized training orchestration solution
- Optimize the performance, cost, and resource utilization of AI workloads by leveraging the most recent advances for compute & memory optimization techniques.
- Contribute to the development of our open-source libraries and frameworks for distributed model training.
- Publish research in top-tier AI conferences such as ICML & NeurIPS.
- Distill highly technical project outcomes in layman approachable technical blogs to our customers and developers.
- Stay up-to-date with the latest advancements in AI / ML infrastructure and tools, decentralized training research and proactively identify opportunities to enhance our platform's capabilities and user experience.
Requirements
Benefits & Perks
We raised a $5.5 million seed round from an incredible group of investors including Clem from HuggingFace and Dylan Patel from SemiAnalysis.
If you're excited about the opportunity to build the foundation for the future of decentralized AI and create a platform that empowers developers and researchers to push the boundaries of what's possible, we'd love to hear from you.
