Machine Learning Engineer at Apple News (Toronto)

Machine Learning Engineer at Apple News (Toronto)

01 Aug
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Socket.dev
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Toronto

01 Aug

Socket.dev

Toronto

Join Apple's dedicated team as a Machine Learning Engineer, focusing on innovative solutions for Apple News and Apple Books. Leverage your expertise in machine learning to tackle complex challenges and make a significant impact.

This role invites a seasoned machine learning engineer with at least five years of practical experience to develop scalable services. You will engage in tackling tough problems across various domains such as news, books, and stocks, collaborating with a dynamic and inclusive team. A passion for crafting high-quality software and designing user-facing ML features is essential.

Key Responsibilities:



• Develop scalable machine learning services for news and book applications • Collaborate with interdisciplinary teams to design effective ML features • Implement text extraction and named entity recognition solutions • Create and refine recommender systems for user engagement • Ensure delivery of high-quality software at scale

Requirements: • MS in Machine Learning or Computer Science • 5+ years in machine learning model deployment • Proficient in Python, Java, and deep learning frameworks • Experience with text-centric AI/ML and common toolkits • Excellent communication and collaboration skills

Utilize your machine learning expertise to elevate the experience of millions with Apple’s creative applications in news and books. #J-18808-Ljbffr

📌 Machine Learning Engineer at Apple News (Toronto)
🏢 Socket.dev
📍 Toronto

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