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Roblox

Principal Software Engineer - Engineering Acceleration

Roblox

Hybrid (San Mateo, California) $295k - $345k/yr Full-time 2 benefits + 2 perks
Software engineering Distributed systems Infrastructure Backend development +12 more
Epic Games

Senior Machine Learning Programmer

Epic Games

Onsite (London, England) $232k - $341k/yr Full-time 2 benefits + 1 perks
Machine learning Deep learning Reinforcement learning Python +11 more
Riot Games

Machine Learning Engineer III - Unpublished R&D Product

Riot Games

Onsite (Los Angeles, California) $229k - $319k/yr Full-time 8 benefits + 2 perks
Machine learning Reinforcement learning Python PyTorch +12 more
Unity Technologies

Senior Backend Engineer, Vector AI

Unity Technologies

Onsite (USA-Mountain View, California) $165k - $273k/yr Full-time 8 benefits + 3 perks
Golang Distributed systems GCP Kubernetes +12 more
Roblox

Senior Design Engineer

Roblox

Hybrid (San Mateo, California) $214k - $255k/yr Full-time 2 benefits + 2 perks
Systems architecture Backend development API design LLM orchestration +12 more
Roblox

Senior Software Engineer - Data Acquisition

Roblox

Hybrid (San Mateo, California) $196k - $243k/yr Full-time 1 benefits + 2 perks
Data engineering API integrations Data infrastructure SQL +12 more
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