Applied Scientist I, Amazon Shipping
Amazon Web Services (AWS) (company site, opens in a new tab)GurugramOn-siteDirect career pageEst. 30–55 LPA
Posted on 22 Sept
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About This Role
- Design and build large-scale forecasting and optimization systems impacting Amazon’s transportation network, customer experience, and costs.
- Develop and ensure production-readiness, scalability, and robustness of machine learning models using techniques like tree-based models, deep learning (LSTMs, transformers), LLMs, and reinforcement learning.
- Own end-to-end business metrics with collaboration across Product, Operations, and Engineering to enable proactive decision-making and corrective actions.
Minimum Requirements
- Proficient programming experience in Java, C++, Python, or related languages.
- Experience with SQL and relational database management systems (e.g., Oracle) or Data Warehouse.
- Work Experience Required: Not explicitly mentioned in the JD.
- No explicit mention of notice period or location requirements.
Ideal Candidate Profile
- Comfortable working with diverse ML techniques including tree-based models, deep learning architectures, LLMs, and reinforcement learning.
- Experience operating at the intersection of machine learning, product, and operations to influence business metrics and network reliability.
- Has demonstrated ability to produce publishable ML research or contribute to the broader research community.