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Mathematical Formalization Specialist - Remote at Labelbox - ApplyBlast

Mathematical Formalization Specialist - Remote

Labelbox

10 months ago

3.6 on Glassdoor

Remote

Full Time

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The Mathematical Formalization Specialist at Alignerr focuses on converting human-written mathematical proofs into precise, machine-verifiable formalizations, primarily using Lean and related proof systems. The role operates at the intersection of mathematics and computer science, working on proofs that push the limits of current automated provers. The specialist collaborates with researchers to refine formal verification pipelines and contributes to advancing mechanized mathematics. This position emphasizes mathematical rigor, structural clarity, and exploration of the boundaries of formal proof systems.

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Master’s Degree in MathematicsMaster’s Degree in LogicMaster’s Degree in Theoretical Computer SciencePhD in MathematicsPhD in Logic

About Labelbox

labelbox.com

Headquarters

San Francisco, California, United States

Company Size

51-200 employees

Founded

2018

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Labelbox is a data labeling and data‑ops platform that helps AI teams "build, operate, and staff" scalable data factories for training machine learning models. It combines a web annotation suite (images, video, LiDAR, and text), workflow and quality controls, data management and metadata tools, plus APIs and integrations to fit into ML pipelines. Alongside the software, Labelbox provides managed labeling services and workforce solutions to scale annotation and maintain label quality. Enterprises use it to accelerate model development, improve label consistency and governance, and operationalize high‑volume labeled data.