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A cutting-edge startup is seeking an exceptional Applied Scientist focused on AI Risk in Toronto, Ontario. The role involves advancing understanding of AI systems and developing risk assessment frameworks. Candidates should possess an advanced degree, a track record of applied research, and expertise in machine learning. Join a dynamic team to influence how the insurance industry evaluates AI risk, combining technical challenges with impactful work at the intersection of AI and insurance.
Armilla AI is a cutting-edge startup at the intersection of artificial intelligence and insurance. Based in Toronto, Ontario, Canada, we're building innovative solutions to manage, underwrite, and insure the rapidly evolving risks associated with AI systems. We're a dynamic team passionate about pioneering the future of AI risk management.
We're seeking an exceptional Applied Scientist who bridges the worlds of deep AI research and practical, production-grade applications. As our Applied Scientist, AI Risk, you'll be instrumental in both advancing our understanding of AI systems and translating that knowledge into robust risk assessment and evaluation frameworks. This isn't just about building models— it's about understanding their failure modes, vulnerabilities, and real-world reliability. You'll develop AI systems that evaluate other AI systems, creating the next generation of automated risk assessment tools. You'll be shaping how the insurance industry evaluates and prices AI risk.
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