Deep Learning Engineer

We want to grow our AI / ML team to deliver empowering hearing solutions to millions of people worldwide. In our international team we develop deep learning solutions for the next generation of hearing aids.

Are you an enthusiastic engineer with fresh ideas, ready to take on new challenges to push the current technology forward?

Do you want to be part of a team that will revolutionize the hearing experience for millions of people with hearing disabilities?

Are you a researcher who wants to go all the way from the initial idea to a real-life embedded device?

More about the role

Design, implement, evaluate, test and deploy DNN models and software prototypes

Develop code in a collaborative environment supporting CI / CD workflows

Support the development of embedded solutions, working at the interface between machine learning tools and embedded systems.

Engage in team collaboration to meet joint goals like product integration, collaborate across different R&D sites

More about you

Master’s or PhD degree in computer science, electrical engineering, or related technical discipline

2+ years of experience in deep learning and fluent in advanced TensorFlow / Keras or PyTorch concepts

Communication skills with full professional proficiency in English

Education in audio or speech processing, and understanding of edge computing / low-power computation and embedded systems is a plus

Experience with Unix automation tools, DevOps / MLOps is a plus

More about what we offer

As one of the world’s leading hearing care providers headquartered in Switzerland, we’re committed to building an inclusive culture.

We can offer you a new challenge, with interesting tasks and much more – including an open corporate culture, flat hierarchies, support for further training and development, opportunities to take on responsibility, an excellent range of foods, sports and cultural facilities, attractive employment conditions, and flexible working time models in various roles.

For this vacancy only direct applications will be considered.