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Machine Learning Engineer

About 

NeuroHire is building an AI-first SaaS platform that helps companies hire smarter using real data. Machine learning is at the core of how our product works — powering matching, ranking, recommendations, and intelligent automation.

We’re looking for a Machine Learning Engineer who can build systems that move beyond experimentation and into real product impact.

If you enjoy working with real-world data and shipping ML systems that scale — you’ll fit right in.

What You’ll Work On

  • Build, train, and deploy machine learning models for matching, ranking, and recommendations
  • Work on NLP problems like resume understanding, skill extraction, and semantic matching
  • Design data pipelines and feature engineering workflows
  • Collaborate with engineering teams to integrate ML models into production systems
  • Optimize models for performance, scalability, and reliability
  • Monitor model performance and improve using real-world feedback
  • Handle noisy, real-world datasets and make them usable
  • Define evaluation metrics aligned with product and business impact

What We’re Looking For

  • 3+ years of experience building machine learning systems in production
  • Strong foundation in machine learning, statistics, and data modeling
  • Proficiency in Python and ML frameworks like scikit-learn, PyTorch, or TensorFlow
  • Experience working with structured and unstructured data
  • Familiarity with NLP, embeddings, or transformer-based models
  • Understanding of model deployment and MLOps basics
  • Strong problem-solving skills and ownership mindset
  • Comfortable working in a fast-paced startup environment

Nice to Have (Not Required)

  • Experience with recommendation systems or ranking models
  • Exposure to LLMs or generative AI applications
  • Familiarity with cloud platforms (AWS, GCP, Azure)
  • Experience in SaaS or product-based companies
  • Understanding of model monitoring and versioning