Description
The Scientist I, Machine Learning will contribute to research, implementation, and validation of machine learning and deep learning methods for large-scale biomedical datasets, including histopathology imaging, genomics, transcriptomics, and clinical outcomes. The role develops models and data pipelines, performs feature engineering and model validation, supports cancer genomics research, collaborates with cross-functional teams, implements reproducible analyses, and communicates findings through reports, presentations, abstracts, or manuscripts. The position is based in Boston, Massachusetts, offers a hybrid work arrangement, and pays $131,920–$164,900 per year.
