Senior Data Scientist, Pison

• BS in CS or a related quantitative field. A master or Ph.D. is highly preferred
• 5+ years of industrial experience (relevant research experience for master/Ph.D. may be counted as industrial experience)
• Deep understanding and experience with ML/AI, deep learning algorithms and development (CNN, TCN, RNN, GAN, Transformer, Transfer Learning, Contrastive Learning, Novelty Detection, etc.)
• Advanced knowledge of math, statistics, multivariate analysis, statistical tests
• Advanced Python coding skills
• Experience with one or more machine learning frameworks such as TensorFlow and/or PyTorch
• Understanding of numerical implementations
• Understanding of cloud computing
• Knowledge of data querying
• Knowledge of EMG, EEG, ECG, IMU, CV algorithms
• Experience with C++

• Research for state-of-the-art neurological insights prediction and gesture classification algorithms using IMU and biopotential sensor data with conventional ML and deep learning AI techniques
• Develop code and tools in Python to test and characterize performance and limitations of different neurological insights prediction and gesture classification models
• Perform data mining and data characterization to generate metrics and methods for evaluating performance of the real-time neurological insights prediction and gesture inference pipeline of the Pison gesture platform
• Collaborate with research, cloud, firmware, and software teams to progress research and aid model deployment
• Help processing and cleanup of collected sensor data taken with Pison gesture platforms
• Contribute to code reviews and mentoring of junior level team members

• Company Retirement Plan
• Comprehensive Health & Dental Insurance
• Unlimited PTO
• Hybrid Workspace
• Commuter Benefit
• Summer Fridays

Total funding: $7.9m

Born from the personal frustration felt by co-founder Dexter Ang, whose mother suffered from ALS, Pison was created to help improve the quality of life for patients who lose the ability to speak, write, and gesture while battling the nervous system disease.