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Machine Learning Engineer at Quantcast - ApplyBlast

Machine Learning Engineer

Quantcast

24 days ago

3.1 on Glassdoor

Remote

Full Time

Junior

5 applicants

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About this role

The Machine Learning Engineer role at Quantcast involves designing, coding, and debugging ML applications to optimize large-scale global systems that handle millions of real-time requests per second. The position requires running machine learning experiments, collaborating with senior scientists, and writing clean, maintainable code to enhance system scalability. This role offers mentorship from senior experts to bridge academic concepts with industrial-scale applications.

Responsibilities

Design and build scalable real-time ML systems for high-frequency advertising auctions
Run machine learning experiments to test new modeling ideas and optimize advertiser outcomes
Collaborate with senior scientists to iterate on ML models and improve system scalability

Skills

Qualifications

Degree in Computer Science, Mathematics, Software Engineering, or an adjacent field

About Quantcast

quantcast.com

Headquarters

San Francisco, California, United States

Company Size

501-1000 employees

Founded

2006

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Quantcast is a programmatic advertising and audience intelligence platform that helps brands plan, activate, and measure digital campaigns. Its DSP leverages real-time data from over 100 million destinations to connect advertisers with audiences across CTV, audio, video, display, mobile and native channels, and offers cookieless targeting, creative solutions, omnichannel orchestration, and measurement. Quantcast also provides AI-driven tools and publisher solutions to optimize performance and scale advertising while addressing evolving privacy requirements.