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Software Engineer, Front-end

Datologyai · San Mateo · On-site

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About Datologyai

Datology automatically curates model training data. Train faster, achieve better performance, and reduce costs with enterprise-grade data curation. Backed by Felicis and Amplify.

About the role

We are looking for Front-end engineers who love building new products in an iterative and fast-moving environment. In this role, you will build software from the ground up to solve critical bottlenecks for DatologyAI customers and internally. As one of our key hires, you will partner closely with our founders on the direction of our product and drive business-critical technical decisions.

More about this role

Models are what they eat. But a large portion of training compute is wasted training on data that are already learned, irrelevant, or even harmful, leading to worse models that cost more to train and deploy.

At DatologyAI, we’ve built a state of the art data curation suite to automatically curate and optimize petabytes of data to create the best possible training data for your models. Training on curated data can dramatically reduce training time and cost ( 7-40x faster training depending on the use case), dramatically increase model performance as if you had trained on >10x more raw data without increasing the cost of training, and allow smaller models with fewer than half the parameters to outperform larger models despite using far less compute at inference time, substantially reducing the cost of deployment. For more details, check out our recent research on synthetic data scaling ( BeyondWeb ) and pretraining with domain-specific data ( The Finetuner’s Fallacy ).

We raised a total of $57.5M in two rounds, a Seed and Series A. Our investors include Felicis Ventures, Radical Ventures, Amplify Partners, Microsoft, Amazon, and AI visionaries like Geoff Hinton, Yann LeCun, Jeff...

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