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[Stable Genius]

Hi @Stable Genius, It looks like a variation of Markus May's LinkedIn post (BTW, I don't know who Markus May actually is.)

The original quote is also on our website and has been posted here previously. Tech's post looks to be a variation of this in that includes the specifics of what AKIDA E and S can offer.

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SiFive Rolls Out RISC-V Cores Aimed at Generative AI and ML - News | Markus May

SiFive is a partner of BrainChip and has now presented its RISC-V chips. https://lnkd.in/d6EwhF_f

www.linkedin.com

Thanks @Bravo

I was aware of testimonials which I checked and that was talking enabling e.g. will do in the future whereas Techs post had “Integrated” eg has been implemented; hence my question to Tech as it looked like a big leap from “enabling to integrated” I thought I’d missed.

I’m thinking it’s a ChatGPT mashup which is evidence it’s going to make future reading difficult to tell fact from fiction which is pretty important when investing one’s hard earned!

I always look for corroboration however if wrong information continues to be copied it just proliferates the error; like group think can do.

I liken it to some current philosophical dilemmas our society is going through and the story of the “Emperor’s new clothes” where no one wants to correct, challenge or debate the obvious societal errors for fear of being labelled and ostracised.

I look forward to when Brainchip progresses from “Enabling to integrated” so we finally receive some recognition and importantly revenue!


ANT61 via SpaceX is helping our moonshot gain recognition; congratulations to them.

I found this cool to watch and shows where we could be in relation to robots in the future.

Robot to build communications infrastructure on the moon! 🌔 GITAI's Lunar Rover and Inchworm Robots, equipped with specialized "grapple end-effectors," autonomously completed several critical tasks… | Lukas M. Ziegler | 32 comments

Robot to build communications infrastructure on the moon! 🌔 GITAI's Lunar Rover and Inchworm Robots, equipped with specialized "grapple end-effectors," autonomously completed several critical tasks during the demonstration. Firstly, they constructed a 5-meter communication tower in a...

www.linkedin.com

 

[Fullmoonfever]

Was checking in on Unigen and obviously they've gone into full production launch but I found this GestaltIT vid from Oct which explains a little about it from the 5.40min mark.

Whilst it can utilise other AI accelerators too, the fanless part is a bonus in my mind given how little power / heat attached to Akida and get the feeling this could be a pretty good tie in product for us.







Think this may or may not have been posted but worth a revisit imo.

Cupcake Edge AI Server in Full Production - Unigen

Unigen Corporation proudly announces the successful production launch of its highly anticipated Cupcake Edge AI Server. The first units have been produced at our cutting-edge facilities in Hanoi, Vietnam, and Penang, Malaysia, marking a significant milestone in Unigen’s commitment to delivering...

unigen.com

NEWSROOM​

Cupcake Edge AI Server in Full Production​

• FEBRUARY 21, 2024

Unigen Corporation proudly announces the successful production launch of its highly anticipated Cupcake Edge AI Server. The first units have been produced at our cutting-edge facilities in Hanoi, Vietnam, and Penang, Malaysia, marking a significant milestone in Unigen’s commitment to delivering AI solutions to the global market.Certified for compliance with FCC, CE, VCCI, KCC, and WEEE standards, Cupcake has successfully completed rigorous testing protocols, ensuring its adherence to the highest industry regulations and quality benchmarks. The initial production units have been delivered from our state-of-the-art facilities in Vietnam and Malaysia. With mass production tooling now in place, we are fully equipped to meet the escalating demand for Cupcake, empowering businesses worldwide with unparalleled AI capabilities.”Bringing our Cupcake Edge AI Server to life has been an exciting journey for us at Unigen,” shared Paul W. Heng, Unigen’s founder and CEO. “It’s been a company-wide effort to quickly bring groundbreaking technology to the market. By seamlessly integrating every aspect of Cupcake, from the motherboard to the enclosures, and collaborating closely with our Silicon partners, we’re finally able to see our customers receiving the fruits of our effort.”
About Cupcake
Unigen’s Cupcake Edge AI Server delivers a reliable, high-performance, low-latency, low-power platform for Machine Learning and Inference AI in a compact and rugged enclosure. Cupcake integrates a flexible combination of I/O Interfaces and expansion capabilities to capture and process video and multiple types of signals through its Power-Over-Ethernet (POE) ports, and then delivers the processed data to the client either over a wired or wireless network. Neural Networks are supported by the leading ISV providers allowing for a highly customizable solution for multiple applications.Cupcake is a small form factor fanless design in a ruggedized case perfect for environments where Visual Security is important (e.g., secure buildings, transportation, warehouses, or public spaces). External interfaces included are Ethernet, POE, HDMI, USB 3.0, USB Type-C, CANbus, RS232, SDCard, antennas for WIFI, and internal interfaces for optional M.2 SATA III, M.2 NVMe and SO-DIMMs. The flexibility in IO renders the Cupcake Edge AI Server suitable for multiple applications and markets.
About Unigen Corporation
Unigen, founded in 1991, is an established global leader in the design and manufacture of original and custom SSD, DRAM, NVDIMM modules and Enterprise IO solutions. Headquartered in Newark, California, the company operates state of the art manufacturing facilities (ISO-9001/14001/13485 and IATF 16949) in the Silicon Valley Bay Area of California and near Hanoi Vietnam, along with 5 additional engineering and support facilities located around the globe. Unigen markets its products to both enterprise and client OEMs worldwide focused on embedded, industrial, networking, server, telecommunications, imaging, automotive and medical device industries. Unigen also offers best in class electronics manufacturing services (EMS), including new product introduction and volume production, supply chain management, assembly & test, TaaS (Test-as-a-Service) and post-sales support. Learn more about Unigen’s products and services at unigen.com.

 

[Iseki]

I don't think that Aikda is already integrated into SiFive processors and in silicon for mass marked... but I belive, beside the X280, that the X390 can also contain Akida as an accelerator, if desired by a customer.

Why?
"The SiFive Intelligence X390 builds upon the success of its predecessor, the SiFive Intelligence X280, in combining AI and ML applications with hardware accelerators for mobile, infrastructure, and automotive applications."

X280 = "Through our collaboration with BrainChip, we are enabling the combination of SiFive’s RISC-V processor IP portfolio and BrainChip’s 2nd generation Akida neuromorophic IP to provide a power-efficient, high capability solution for AI processing on the Edge. Deeply embedded applications can benefit from the combination of compact SiFive Essential™ processors with BrainChip’s Akida-E, efficient processors; more complex applications including object detection, robotics, and more can take advantage of SiFive X280 Intelligence™ AI Dataflow Processors tightly integrated with BrainChip’s Akida-S or Akida-P neural processors."

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SiFive CEO Patrick Little said in a statement, “The flexibility of SiFive’s RISC-V solutions allows companies to address the unique computing requirements of these segments and capitalize on the momentum around generative AI, where we have seen double-digit design wins, and for other cutting-edge applications.”

He said the company has 350 design wins and customers include Intel, Amazon, Qualcomm, Samsung, Google, NASA and more. SiFive started in the embedded market and moved up the food chain to high-performance cores.

This means that the Akida can be optionally selected via ARM (Risc) and SiFive (Risc-V).
If they already available in silicon for mass marked? I doubt that... without any announcement from SiFive or BC.

Link: https://venturebeat.com/games/sifive-unveils-two-new-high-performance-risc-v-processors/
Link: https://www.allaboutcircuits.com/news/sifive-rolls-out-risc-v-cores-aimed-at-generative-ai-and-ml/
Link: https://www.sifive.com/risc-v-core-ip

I'm v positive about the fact that Akida has already been implemented/integrated with SiFive, just not as a generally available chip.

I had previously asked Tony Dawe what BRN could do to facilitate a mass market chip containing Akida2. Then in the Annual Report (I think) was the statement that each client wanting to use a chip containing Akida2 IP wanted that chip esclusively for themselves, and not generally available for others. I can't find the exact quote, but I'll keep looking for a bit.

 

[davidfitz]

For those interested in SiFive.

Live on March 14, 2024 │9:00 AM PDT​

Join us for an informative webinar as SiFive and RISC-V Founder Krste Asanovic will show how our latest innovations in high performance RISC-V computing are bringing exciting open standard solutions to AI and ML workloads.

Learn about RISC-V vector and matrix computation and how these products enable future-proof, yet agile, AI architectures that are being implemented today in datacenters, automated vehicles, consumer products and more. RISC-V offers lots of benefits to the CPU and soon the NPU. See how new SiFive products stack up against solutions in the marketplace from other leading suppliers.

Date & Time: March 14, 2024 │9:00 AM PDT (UTC-7)

Speaker: Krste Asanovic

Topic: Creating Agile AI Systems with Open RISC-V Solutions

Duration: 60 minutes

Join this event to learn about:

• Review of RISC-V benefits for AI/ML:
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• Overview of SiFive X390 and P870 solutions
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To register for the webinar:

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[Diogenese]

Ghost Bat again:

https://www.msn.com/en-au/news/aust...E&cvid=2d0f2140c8dd44cf8466b7d72dd553c0&ei=26

Pentagon's plan for AI piloted ghost fighter jets: Air Force is backing $6BILLION program for 1,000 robot 'mini fighters' that can fly 30ft above the ground at 600mph​

Story by Isabelle Stanley For Dailymai

...
Five companies are bidding for the contract: Boeing, Lockheed Martin, Northrop Grumman, General Atomics and Anduril Industries, but only the Boeing Ghost Bat has been flown publicly.

...

The planes rely on artificial intelligence to fly autonomously and adapt to changing conditions in combat.

One of the main new developers of flying software is Shield AI.

Their technology helped an uncrewed F-16 regularly beat some of the best Air Force pilots in simulated missions, allowing their planes to skim the ground at 600 miles an hour.

Ground controllers could manage 10 of the drones at once or they can be programmed to fly in swarms, overwhelming and confusing the enemy.


600 mph @ 30 ft above ground and flying in swarms will need some low latency, high throughput processing.


PS:
The planes should also be cheaper than manned aircraft as they are designed to be expendable, flying one or two missions before they are retired or destroyed, meaning they can be made with cheaper parts.

Well that explains the dinky undercarriage.

 

[wasMADX]

Maybe BrainChip should do an over the top TOPS , FULLY THROTTLED version with not one but two tungsten filament GLOW coils ( just so we can burn an extra 5 to ten KWH ) .

And Charge customers $100 k plus per chip so thay think thay are getting value for money.

Would appear this is how thay swing pressently.

Truely beggers believes.

No F*€£k IT let's charge $200 k per chip , then it must be realy realy amazing , right.

Esq.

I like your "there are no problems, only solutions" thinking.

As for all the heat and cooling-water, use sea-water. When it's hot, recover some of the heat to drive de-salinators, humidify covered plant farms to promote growth, heat saunas etc. etc etc.

 

[wasMADX]

Not sure if this has been shared

Neuromorphic hardware for sustainable AI data centers

Adobe Acrobat

acrobat.adobe.com

https://arxiv.org/pdf/2402.02521

Readers should see page 8 "so far only Brainchip......"

 

[wasMADX]

Yes, AI is unstoppable. In my opinion, the boom has not really started yet. Consider this: all governments must soon agree on certain guidelines that regulate the applications of artificial intelligence and also "rein it in," so to speak. In this regard, I assume that both companies and investors are holding back a bit and waiting to see how everything develops. Nobody wants to go all-in only to accept cuts later because anxious politicians thwarted the whole thing. It’s may be a little bit dramatic example, but one must see which AI applications they allow for the masses and which they use for their own interests in government circles. This is just my objective opinion

To start with, ask Chat GPT and all the other bots for a plan. Tell the bots their plans and ask them for revisions, "rinse and repeat".

 

[wasMADX]

Wonder if we have any products / releases potentially in Switzerland sooner than later or down the track or just future proofing business practice, noting we don't TM everywhere

We know we just did the demo at IFS with NVISO and NVISO are headquartered in Switzerland...hmmmm.

"Securing your trademark overseas is a strategic move that bolsters your brand protection efforts and paves the way for successful international expansion. Whether you are actively exploring new markets or foreseeing potential opportunities, early registration offers a myriad of benefits, including global brand protection, trust-building, and enforcement capabilities. By safeguarding your brand identity worldwide, you fortify your company's position in the global marketplace and pave the way for a prosperous and secure future."

From a vehicle view, Switzerland does have some, what I would suspect are more boutique, manufacturers as apparently 4 out of 5 cars sold in Switzerland are German brands.

2021 post.

Car manufacturers of Switzerland

List of Swiss cars

www.drivingyourdream.com

Apols, the classifications just copied over as is.

Akida​

PENDING TRADEMARK - IGE-IPI (Switzerland)

• 210Serial number
  01266/2024
  551Kind of mark
  Individual
  550Type of mark
  Word
  511Nice classification - NCL
  9, 37, 42
• 220Application date
  January 29, 2024
  180Expiry date
  January 29, 2034
• 541Reproduction of the mark where the mark is represented in standard characters
  Akida

NAMES AND ADDRESSES​

• 730 NAME AND ADDRESS OF THE APPLICANT OR THE HOLDER​

  -Name
  Brainchip, Inc.
  -Address
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  -Country
  USA

• 740 NAME AND ADDRESS OF THE REPRESENTATIVE​

  -Name
  Swissberg AG
  -Address
  View attachment 58362
  -Country
  Switzerland

CLASSIFICATION​

511 THE INTERNATIONAL CLASSIFICATION OF GOODS AND SERVICES FOR THE PURPOSES OF THE REGISTRATION OF MARKS (NICE CLASSIFICATION) AND/OR LIST OF GOODS AND/OR SERVICES CLASSIFIED ACCORDING THERETO​

• -9
  Elektronische Datenverarbeitungsgeräte • Computerchips • Computerchip-Sets • Mikrochips • neuromorphe Computerchips • Halbleiterprozessorchips • Computerhardware zur Ermöglichung von Anwendungen der künstlichen Intelligenz • Computerhardware zur Ermöglichung neuromorpher Berechnungen • neuronale Netzwerkprozessoren, die zentrale Verarbeitungseinheiten sind • neuromorphe Datenprozessoren • integrierte Schaltungen • Computerchips mit einer vordefinierten Architektur • herunterladbare Computersoftware und Computerhardware für die Informationsverarbeitung, bei der Informationen auf eine Weise verarbeitet werden, die der Art und Weise ähnelt, wie das menschliche Gehirn Informationen verarbeitet • herunterladbare Computersoftware zum Entwerfen und Entwickeln von Softwareanwendungen • herunterladbare Computersoftware-Anwendungsprogramme, die Software-Schnittstellen zum Entwerfen und Entwickeln von Software für künstliche Intelligenz implementieren • elektronische Datenverarbeitungsgeräte für die Bereitstellung einer Plattform für künstliche Intelligenz, die auf neuromorpher Berechnung basiert • herunterladbare Software zur Verwendung von Computerchips für künstliche Intelligenz zum Entwerfen von Softwareanwendungen • herunterladbare Software für neuromorphes Rechnen • herunterladbare Software zum Aufbau von Plattformen für künstliche Intelligenz und Plattformen für künstliche Intelligenz, die auf neuromorpher Berechnung basieren • herunterladbare Software für maschinelles Lernen, kognitives Rechnen, tiefes Lernen (Deep Learning) und zum Entwerfen von Softwareanwendungen, die künstliche Intelligenz nutzen • herunterladbare Software für Anwendungsprogrammierschnittstellen (API), Software für Schnittstelle zur Programmierung von Anwendungen • herunterladbare Software in Form eines Widgets für maschinelles Lernen und zum Entwerfen von Softwareanwendungen, die künstliche Intelligenz nutzen
  -37
  Technische Unterstützungsdienste, nämlich Fehlersuche in Form der Reparatur von Computer-Hardware-Problemen • Anpassung von Computer-Hardware • Beratung im Zusammenhang mit der Reparatur von Computer-Prozessoren • Bereitstellung von Informationen und Beratung im Bereich der Reparatur von neuromorphen Computer-Prozessoren
  -42
  Forschungs-, Beratungs- und Entwurfsdienstleistungen in Bezug auf die Entwicklung von Computersoftwareprogrammen und -architektur und Computerhardwarearchitektur • Forschungs-, Beratungs- und Entwurfsdienstleistungen im Bereich der Entwicklung von Computersoftware für künstliche Intelligenz und neuronale Netze • Computernetzkonfigurationsdienstleistungen, nämlich die Konfiguration neuromorpher Systeme, neuromorpher Berechnungen und künstlicher neuronaler Netze • technische Unterstützungsdienstleistungen, nämlich die Fehlerbehebung in Form der Diagnose von Computerhardware- und -softwareproblemen • Integration von Computerhardware und -software als Computerdienstleistungen, nämlich die Integration von Computersoftware in Computerhardwaresysteme • Tests von Computersoftware und -hardware • Installation, Aktualisierung und Wartung von Computersoftware • Computerprogrammierdienste für andere • Bereitstellung von nicht herunterladbarer Online-Software für die Verwendung von Computerchips mit künstlicher Intelligenz zum Entwerfen von Softwareanwendungen • Bereitstellung von nicht herunterladbarer Online-Software für neuromorphes Computing • Bereitstellung von nicht herunterladbarer Online-Software zum Aufbau von Plattformen mit künstlicher Intelligenz • Bereitstellung von nicht herunterladbarer Online-Software für maschinelles Lernen, kognitives Computing, tiefes Lernen (Deep Learning) und zum Entwerfen von Softwareanwendungen unter Verwendung künstlicher Intelligenz • Bereitstellung von nicht herunterladbarer Online-Software für Anwendungsprogrammierschnittstellen (API), Bereitstellung von nicht herunterladbarer Software für Schnittstellen zur Programmierung von Anwendungen • Bereitstellung von nicht herunterladbarer Online-Software in Form eines Widgets für maschinelles Lernen und für den Entwurf von Softwareanwendungen unter Verwendung künstlicher Intelligenz • Software as a Service (SaaS) mit Software zur Verwendung bei der Softwareentwicklung von Anwendungen und Schnittstellen für Entwickler • Anpassung von Web-Software, nämlich Entwurf von Anwendungsprogrammierschnittstellen für andere • Bereitstellung von nicht herunterladbarer Online-Computersoftware für die Informationsverarbeitung, bei der Informationen auf eine Weise verarbeitet werden, die der Art und Weise ähnelt, wie das menschliche Gehirn Informationen verarbeitet • Beratungs- und Informationsdienstleistungen in Bezug auf Informationstechnologie und Informationstechnologieforschungszwecke, insbesondere Zusammenstellung von Informationen in Bezug auf die Informationstechnologie für Technologieforschungszwecke • Zusammenstellung von statistischen Daten für Informationstechnologieforschungszwecke • computergestützte Beratung in Bezug auf Computerprozessoren • Bereitstellung von Informationen und Beratung auf dem Gebiet der Computertechnologie in Bezug auf neuromorphe Computerprozessoren • Forschung auf dem Gebiet der Computerprozessoren

IP OFFICE - IGE-IPI (Switzerland)​

Getting our "Brand" out there could also prevent infringements of our patents.

 

[wasMADX]

Well A for effort, but I really couldn't read it, because this story, it's just too long and I could see what it was about very quickly and in a way it's none of my business anyway, and I have better things to do.

I can respect that you have some passion about this, but because you have gone to so much trouble and such lengths to explain your feelings on certain points; for me this is beyond the remit of this place. Way too wordy for me.

You might try running it by e.g. ChatGPT for a summary.

 

[Shadow59]

This right here, is exactly why you will forever be considered the forum goon. 6 people even laughed at your intellect.

I think this was relative to Saudi Arabia. Women were not allowed to drive there before 2018

 

[Iseki]

This right here, is exactly why you will forever be considered the forum goon. 6 people even laughed at your intellect.

Geeze wilzy, even your fancy blow-up will be able to drive when akida is on all the sensors.

 

[7für7]

For the Mercedes enthusiasts

 

[CHIPS]

Readers should see page 8 "so far only Brainchip......".

Many thanks @wasMADX!

Extracts from various pages of this PDF:

 

[skutza]

This right here, is exactly why you will forever be considered the forum goon. 6 people even laughed at your intellect.

I read the comment as being pro women. Meaning it was disrespectful to women on international women's day that the best MB could celebrate was a women could drive the (AKIDA) car. ?

 

[skutza]

For the Mercedes enthusiasts

Not sure about the all white interior. My Tesla has white seats but the whole interior? Ouch.

 

[Frangipani]

Find it strange they aren't paid in Pounds.

SC

Maybe it's USD?

Given it's remote work the applicant could be from anywhere and then they have the USD conversion to their own currency which may or may not be favourable.

The applicant can always submit a higher rate too I suspect.

It does appear to be remote work, but it says explicitly that only freelancers located in the UK may apply for this job. Possibly because the nature of the job requires a background check and security clearance?

To find out more, I checked out the Upwork website, which says they are “the world's largest online workplace where savvy businesses hire freelancers & remote teams.”


https://www.upwork.com/i/how-it-works/client/

So not only is the hourly rate stated definitely in US$, but the actual payment via Upwork will also be in US$, which is indeed a problem for freelancers located outside the US (like in our case), as they will be charged a fee for currency conversion by their bank or PayPal on top of the 10 % freelancer service fee on their earnings.

US$25 - US$30 roughly equals £19.50 - £23.50 at today’s exchange rate.

My God, is that all they get $25-$30 per hour.
I get that as a Cleaner, cleaning toilets (with holiday pay and Super+ all the other extras)
and believe me, I don't need a Master's degree either.

Hi sb182,
a couple of people commented on this when FMF first posted the job ad.

But according to our resident Pom Down Under, the advertised job doesn’t seem to be shockingly underpaid:

I suppose since this is a remote job and applicants thus may not have to pay high London rental prices (as they could be located anywhere within the UK), this might still be an attractive hourly rate for some freelancers, although it does appear pretty low compared to what others in the IT industry would charge.
However, they will need to factor in that they also have to deduct the 10 % freelancer service fee on their earnings plus a currency conversion fee from US$ to £. Moreover, I am not sure whether this Big Brother surveillance thing (counting of keystrokes and taking of random screenshots) is common practice or may deter prospective applicants.

I also wonder whether or not interested freelancers would try to circumnavigate Upwork as a fee-charging agency and attempt to find out themselves who the mystery employer is, now that Upwork has provided further crucial clues (> aerospace industry & company size).

 

[wilzy123]

Geeze wilzy, even your fancy blow-up will be able to drive when akida is on all the sensors.

It's honestly embarrassing (for you) that you felt the need to comment.

 

[Fullmoonfever]

It does appear to be remote work, but it says explicitly that only freelancers located in the UK may apply for this job. Possibly because the nature of the job requires a background check and security clearance?

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To find out more, I checked out the Upwork website, which says they are “the world's largest online workplace where savvy businesses hire freelancers & remote teams.”


https://www.upwork.com/i/how-it-works/client/

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So not only is the hourly rate stated definitely in US$, but the actual payment via Upwork will also be in US$, which is indeed a problem for freelancers located outside the US (like in our case), as they will be charged a fee for currency conversion by their bank or PayPal on top of the 10 % freelancer service fee on their earnings.

US$25 - US$30 roughly equals £19.50 - £23.50 at today’s exchange rate.



Hi sb182,
a couple of people commented on this when FMF first posted the job ad.

But according to our resident Pom Down Under, the advertised job doesn’t seem to be shockingly underpaid:

View attachment 58870

I suppose since this is a remote job and applicants thus may not have to pay high London rental prices (as they could be located anywhere within the UK), this might still be an attractive hourly rate for some freelancers, although it does appear pretty low compared to what others in the IT industry would charge.
However, they will need to factor in that they also have to deduct the 10 % freelancer service fee on their earnings plus a currency conversion fee from US$ to £. Moreover, I am not sure whether this Big Brother surveillance thing (counting of keystrokes and taking of random screenshots) is common practice or may deter prospective applicants.

I also wonder whether or not interested freelancers would try to circumnavigate Upwork as a fee-charging agency and attempt to find out themselves who the mystery employer is, now that Upwork has provided further crucial clues (> aerospace industry & company size).

Don't forget, these guys / girls still advertising as well

Junior Machine Learning Engineer at Data Science UA

About us:<br>Data Science UA is a service company with strong data science and AI expertise. Our journey began in 2016 with the organization of Kyiv’s first technical Data Science UA Conference,...

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Junior Machine Learning Engineer​

Data Science UA
Diana Marchenko, IT Recruiter

About us:
Data Science UA is a service company with strong data science and AI expertise. Our journey began in 2016 with the organization of Kyiv’s first technical Data Science UA Conference, setting the foundation for our growth. Over the past 7 years, we have diligently fostered the largest Data Science Community in Eastern Europe, boasting a network of over 30,000 AI top engineers.

About role:
Data Science UA is looking for a Junior Machine Learning Engineer to become a helping hand for our internal Data Science team. Do you want to work on some real projects for our Clients and/or perform R&D of novel AI algorithms and platforms (in particular, on the neuromorphic platform Brainchip Akida)? Then apply and join our team! You will report directly to our Head of AI Consulting, PhD, which is a great opportunity for you and your further growth.

Requirements:

0,5-1 year of experience as ML Engineer/Data Scientist or related (alternatively, participation in open-source ML projects or Kaggle competitions);
Minimal expertise in CV or NLP-based projects;
Good knowledge of math, CS and AI fundamentals;
Proficiency in Python;
Student/graduate in the field of exact sciences (computer science, mathematics, cybernetics, physics, etc.);
Internship experience on commercial projects.
Intermediate English.

Nice to have:

✔Have your own pet projects;
✔Completed different Data Science related courses.

Responsibilities:

Participation in AI consulting projects for Clients from Ukraine and abroad;
Work on complex R&D projects;
Write and publish scientific papers (and possibly your diploma in University);
Preparation of technical content (presentations, analytical articles).

We offer:

Opportunity to grow and participate in large projects of our AI R&D centers;
Possibility of remote work (2-3 times a week);
Development of professional skills and support in acquiring new knowledge (by attending conferences on Data Science, exchange of experience, etc.);
Friendly team;
Interesting tasks.

About Data Science UA​

We understand that you need more than just a search engine to find IT and technical professionals or to progress your own career, that is why we established Data Science UA.
One place connecting business and developers.

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[wilzy123]

This tells me all I need to know