AI/ML Principal Scientist Role at lululemon (British Columbia)

AI/ML Principal Scientist Role at lululemon (British Columbia)

08 Sep
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Lululemon
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British Columbia

08 Sep

Lululemon

British Columbia

Join lululemon as a Principal Applied AI/ML Scientist, steering transformative AI strategies to enhance business performance across diverse domains. You'll be at the forefront of innovation in the AI landscape.

As a leader within the Enterprise Data & AI team, you will craft pioneering AI solutions that revolutionize product development and operational efficiency. Your role will involve advising executives on strategic AI decisions while mentoring and influencing the technical workforce. Your contributions will ensure that AI initiatives align with measurable business impacts and creative outcomes.

Key Responsibilities:
• Shape the enterprise AI/ML vision and strategy
• Conduct advanced research on AI/ML solutions
• Innovate with state-of-the-art AI techniques




• Mentor senior leaders to build technical capabilities
• Align high-impact AI initiatives with business strategies

Requirements:
• Bachelor’s in data science, engineering, or similar; PhD preferred
• 11–15 years of applied AI/ML experience
• Proven impact with complex AI/ML systems
• Deep knowledge of generative AI and multimodal systems
• Proficient in modern ML tools like Python and PyTorch

Drive strategic AI innovations that create long-term competitive advantages at lululemon.
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📌 AI/ML Principal Scientist Role at lululemon (British Columbia)
🏢 Lululemon
📍 British Columbia

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