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PhysicsX is hiring a Principal Machine Learning Infrastructure Engineer

Responsibilities

  • Architect and manage distributed training systems for neural operator models such as Transolver and Point Cloud Transformer using NVIDIA DGX B200 hardware.
  • Enhance training pipeline efficiency by improving throughput, fault tolerance, and cost-effectiveness through techniques like gradient accumulation and multi-node synchronization.
  • Develop robust experiment tracking and observability tools to provide real-time insights into training progress, hyperparameter tuning, and model metrics.
  • Address performance limitations in data loading for large-scale mesh-based datasets.
  • Streamline data pipeline I/O operations from cloud storage via prefetching, caching, and optimized data formats.
  • Handle integration of diverse data sources with varying formats, structures, and resolutions.
  • Create scalable serving systems for pre-trained large physics models supporting zero-shot inference and uncertainty estimation using Monte Carlo Dropout.
  • Develop automated pipelines for packaging models for external deployment.
  • Ensure deployed models operate consistently in client environments and support fine-tuning workflows.
  • Guarantee full reproducibility of model behavior from any saved checkpoint.
  • Enhance research team productivity with tools enabling rapid iteration, stable CI/CD pipelines, and effective debugging capabilities.
  • Partner with infrastructure teams across the organization to align on shared standards and reusable patterns.
Job Details
Location London, United Kingdom
Work mode Hybrid
Employment Full-time
Department Research
Category DevOps & SRE
Posted 11 days ago
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A deep-tech company focusing on AI-driven simulation software for engineering and manufacturing across advanced industries, with roots in numerical physics and Formula One.
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