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Senior ML Research Engineer, Post-Training for Personalization

Cupertino

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  • Develop core modeling technologies for Apple Intelligence experiences

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we develop core modeling technologies that translate cutting-edge research into compelling user experiences

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Do you believe generative models can transform creative workflows and smart assistants used by billions of people? Do you envision a future where AI fundamentally reshapes how people interact with their devices and communicate, delivering experiences personalized to their unique needs and preferences? We are part of Apple’s Intelligent System Experience team, where we develop core modeling technologies that translate cutting-edge research into compelling user experiences. Our work spans Apple Intelligence initiatives, including Personalization, Agentic Search, Generative Memories, Visual Generation, and more.
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