Senior Software Engineer, AI Retrieval
Asana seeks a talented Senior Software Engineer specializing in AI Retrieval. The primary mission is to improve the accuracy and speed of content discovery within our massive knowledge graph. This role involves building and optimizing complex search pipelines that combine traditional database indexing with advanced Natural Language Processing (NLP) models. Key responsibilities include fine-tuning embedding models, designing robust vector databases, and implementing ranking algorithms. You must have hands-on experience with ML frameworks (like PyTorch/TensorFlow) and a strong understanding of information retrieval techniques to translate user queries into highly relevant results.
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Preparing
2500
Question set
180
Duration
Permanent
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