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Sunday Robotics

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ML Infrastructure Engineer

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Summary

Builds and maintains the ML infrastructure behind robot learning: distributed model training on GPU clusters, multimodal robot data ingestion pipelines, and low-latency inference for real-time robot control, plus research tooling for debugging and experiment analysis. Key stack: SLURM/Kubernetes, distributed training, GPU performance optimization.

You will build systems across the robot learning pipeline, from multimodal data ingestion through distributed model training and real-time inference. You will maintain research infrastructure, optimize performance, manage datasets, and create tooling for debugging, visualization, and experiment analysis.

Responsibilities

  • Maintain a research codebase for fast iteration and correctness
  • Own model-training infrastructure, including scheduling, checkpointing, metrics, and logging
  • Scale distributed training across GPU clusters
  • Optimize memory usage and training throughput
  • Build low-latency inference pipelines for real-time robot control
  • Design pipelines for ingesting, validating, and transforming multimodal robot data
  • Build storage and metadata indexing systems for datasets
  • Build research tooling for debugging, visualization, and experiment analysis

Requirements

  • Software engineering and systems fundamentals
  • Experience building distributed systems or large-scale data pipelines
  • Experience with ML training infrastructure
  • Ability to reason about performance, memory, I/O, and GPU utilization
  • Experience managing training workloads with SLURM, Kubernetes, or similar systems
  • Ability to design, build, operate, and iterate on systems end to end

Benefits

  • Equity

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