Posted on April 04, 2025 by Employer details Thomson Reuters
Position Title: Machine Learning Engineer (Research Engineer)
Duration: 12 months duration, potential to extend beyond that
Location: Canada / US - hybrid ideal - open to remote (Starting in Toronto hybrid - 19 Duncan St).
Hours: 37.5 hours a week (9-5 hours)
Interview Process: ML Technical Interview and 1 behavioral
Description: Are you a curious and open-minded individual with an interest in state-of-the-art machine learning engineering and research? Thomson Reuters Responsible AI group is seeking a Research Engineer with a passion for solving challenging machine learning problems in a data-rich, complex and innovative environment. As a Research Engineer - Responsible AI, you will be part of enhancing the quality and robustness of AI systems using synthetic approaches and will collaborate with a diverse global team of experts across Thomson Reuters business segments. You will have the opportunity to contribute to data curation and evaluation systems, grounding systems in Responsible AI best practices and combining the best of real-world scalable data processing systems with the latest insights into what training data leads to the best LLMs.
We are seeking an experienced Research Engineer to join the Responsible AI team in a new program focused on improving AI systems through the enhancement of content using synthetic data generation approaches and agentic systems to train and test generative AI models. This role requires someone who is a self-motivated problem starter with a startup mindset, capable of wearing multiple hats and thriving in a dynamic environment.
In this opportunity as a Research Engineer - Responsible AI, you will:
You’re a fit for the role of Research Engineer if your background includes:
Full-time
$66.00-$77.00 per hour
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