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AIML - ML Prototyping Engineer, Machine Learning Research

Cupertino

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The Machine Learning Research Prototyping team sits at the intersection of cutting-edge research and real-world impact. We serve as the bridge between groundbreaking AI and ML discoveries and the innovative products that define tomorrow's user experiences. Our nimble, collaborative team transforms theoretical breakthroughs into tangible prototypes that help Apple understand where AI could go next, and help the broader ML community build on Apple research. We're a small team of engineers who blend ML expertise, product intuition, and design sensibility. We learn by building—our prototypes range from novel architectures to complete interactive experiences, whatever best illuminates a research idea. We work at the boundary between what models can do today and what Apple products and the ML community will need tomorrow.

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