Join Omnifold as an ML Research Scientist to tackle complex supply chain challenges with innovative AI models.
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Skills & Technologies
AI in the day-to-day
Developing new model architectures and integrating LLM knowledge into models.
Requirements
Not disclosed in this posting: compensation, years of experience, visa sponsorship.
Joblaze summary
The MTS - ML Research Scientist at Omnifold focuses on developing and refining machine learning models tailored for complex supply chain challenges, ensuring accurate forecasting and optimization. Key skills include a strong foundation in machine learning, particularly in time-series forecasting and optimization, along with experience handling diverse real-world data. This role is ideal for candidates with a PhD or equivalent experience, or exceptional engineers with relevant industry backgrounds, who thrive in a dynamic, early-stage environment where research directly influences production outcomes.
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Member of Technical Staff, ML Research Scientist
Omnifold trains custom AI models for each customer's supply chain - purpose-built systems that forecast demand, optimize decisions, and adapt continuously to a changing world. The research team is responsible for the core intelligence that makes this possible: developing new model architectures, curating proprietary data assets, and pushing the boundaries of what ML can do.
What makes this job interesting:
You will work on problems that frontier models can't solve. Supply chain dynamics require modeling physical systems and processes.
You will own the full research cycle, from hypothesis to production model, with direct visibility into real-world impact.
You will work at the intersection of machine learning models, optimization, LLM reasoning capabilities, and proprietary data - a combination few research teams are building
What you'll own:
Designing and training models for forecasting and optimization across complex, multi-variable supply chain environments
Building and curating proprietary data assets that carry signal about real-world physical and commercial systems
Integrating LLM knowledge and reasoning capabilities into purpose-built models to maximize accuracy and adaptability
Continuously improving model performance as market conditions shift (consumer sentiment, product launches, geopolitical changes, competitive dynamics)
What we're looking for:
Strong foundations in machine learning — experience developing and evaluating forecasting models, and LLM pipelines
Deep understanding of time-series forecasting, optimization, or related domains
Experience working with messy, heterogeneous real-world data
PhD or equivalent research experience preferred, but exceptional engineers with relevant industry experience will be considered
Comfort operating in a fast-moving, early-stage environment where research directly feeds production systems
Location: San Francisco (in-person, 5 days per week)
Omnifold’s Mission
Every bad forecast has a physical consequence. Unnecessary goods are manufactured, shipped, and stored. Emergency air freight is needed for misallocated products. Poor production planning means workers show up with nothing to do, or work frantic overtime. Inefficiency is everywhere.
Our mission is to eliminate waste and accelerate growth for every company with physical products.