The Bot Company - Machine Learning: World Models

Unknown - USA *$200k - $350k+ Equity5mo ago

In Office NA Artificial Intelligence Machine Learning Engineer C++Rust Python

Requirements

• Very strong coding skills in Python, C++, or Rust. • Video Generation Expertise: Deep experience shipping/researching high-fidelity video models. • Architectural Intuition: Ability to design from scratch and reason about scaling laws and failure modes. • Infrastructure Fluency: Comfortable managing and optimizing large-scale experiments on massive GPU clusters.

Responsibilities

• Architect Neural Simulators: Design and train spatiotemporal models that move beyond short clips toward coherent, long-form world simulations. • Scale Training: Own the end-to-end training of multi-billion parameter models on huge clusters. • Own the Training Loop End-to-End: Design, run, debug, and iterate on large-scale training experiments—diagnosing failure modes, improving data mixtures, and tightening evaluation to drive measurable gains.

Benefits

• Base $200K – $350K • Actual compensation will depend on skills, experience, and qualifications. • Base salary is one part of the total compensation package. The role is also eligible for equity through the company’s discretionary equity program, along with a comprehensive benefits package that includes medical, dental, and vision coverage, and access to a 401(k) plan. • Upload your resume here to autofill key application fields. • Drop your resume here! • Parsing your resume. Autofilling key fields... • or drag and drop here • We are in San Francisco, and everyone comes to the office every day. If you live elsewhere, we will help you relocate, but all employees are expected to be in the office. We do not do hybrid or remote work. Is this OK with you? • Describe the most exceptional thing you have built • If you know someone at The Bot Company, also mention them here • What parts of the job description match your experience? Be specific • Are you legally authorized to work in the United States for any employer? • Do you now, or will you in the future, require employer sponsorship to legally work for our company in the United States?