Applied AI/ML Engineer
Location: Boston, MA
About Us: Atomscale builds intelligent systems for advanced materials synthesis enabling dynamic process control and breakthroughs in new materials. We are hiring an Applied AI/ML Engineer to support the development, deployment, and scaling of models for in-situ materials processing and characterization data. Your work will bridge research and production, enabling real-time, data-driven optimization of manufacturing processes with atomic-scale precision, impacting the most important and transformative technology applications in the world.
Key Responsibilities
- Model Development: Work with the Atomscale team to design, train, validate, and deploy machine learning models to extract real-time insights from advanced materials characterization and process data.
- Model Infrastructure: Develop, deploy, and maintain pipelines for model training, testing, validation, and versioning.
- Data Engineering: Build and optimize robust data ingestion and preprocessing pipelines for high-resolution multimodal datasets.
- Model Monitoring & Validation: Implement systems for model validation, drift detection, and performance monitoring in production.
- Collaboration: Partner with materials scientists, process engineers, and product teams to integrate features into our platform and workflows.
- Research & Innovation: Identify, evaluate, and apply state of the art AI/ML techniques relevant to materials science and process automation.
- Performance Optimization: Optimize models for accuracy, scalability, interpretability, and low-latency inference in real-world production environments.
Qualifications
- Strong proficiency in Python and accompanying deep learning frameworks (e.g., PyTorch, JAX, vLLM, Ray). Experience in Rust is a plus.
- Strong proficiency with AI/ML operations frameworks (e.g., Weights & Biases, MLflow, or similar).
- Familiarity with modern containerization, orchestration, and version control tools (Docker, CI/CD, git).
- Excellent communication and presentation skills for technical information.
- Understanding of scientific and industrial datasets (e.g., spectroscopy, microscopy, or metrology and sensor data) is a plus but not required.
- Advanced degree (PhD, MS) in materials science, physics, computer science, or related scientific field is a plus but not required.
You’ll succeed in this role if…
- You enjoy solving challenging problems and continuously improving models based on feedback and new data.
- You are excited to apply techniques at the forefront of high performance computing to foundational technical problems and complex engineering datasets.
- You’re ready to get in at the ground floor with an efficient, focused, and highly technical team building for live production deployments today.
Bonus Points
- A track record of applying AI and ML to domains including semiconductor research or materials science.
- Prior experience in a startup or founding environment where you helped shape the direction of AI-powered products.
- Hands-on experience working with thin-film fabrication and process tools.
Why Join Atomscale?
- Help bring next-generation tools to the semiconductor and nanotechnology industries, redefining how innovation happens.
- Work on a mission-critical product that will shape the future of high-tech R&D and manufacturing.
- Collaborate closely with a small, passionate team, and make a direct impact from day one.
To Apply
Email [email protected] with the position and following details:
- Resume
- Brief cover letter
- LinkedIn profile
- GitHub profile, personal website, etc.
Candidate must be eligible to work in the United States without further sponsorship.
Top Skills
What We Do
Atomscale is building the future of atomic-scale engineering, applying AI to enable new material innovations.
Why Work With Us
Atomscale is applying the frontier of materials science, AI, and high-performance computing to build the future of atomic-scale engineering. Help bring next-generation tools to the semiconductor and nanotechnology industries, redefining how innovation happens. Work on a mission-critical product that will shape the future of high-tech manufacturing.








