"content summarization" Jobs
408 open tech roles matching “content summarization”, taken straight from company career pages — not reposted from other job boards. Most in demand right now: Python, AI/ML, SaaS. Every listing is re-checked daily and closed roles are removed.
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Join HackerOne as a Content Marketing Manager to craft engaging narratives in cybersecurity and lead content strategy.
Join Neo Security as a Content Specialist to create authoritative content on AI and cybersecurity trends for a broad audience.
Curate content for your favorite NFL/NBA/MLB team in a part-time role at a sports-focused startup.
Join Reddit as a Machine Learning Engineer to enhance AI systems that connect users with community wisdom.
Own the end-to-end roadmap for content lifecycle and governance in a leading AI video platform for enterprise customers.
Join Reddit as a Senior ML Engineer to develop advanced embedding models for advertising in a fully remote role.
Join Reddit as a Senior ML Engineer to develop advanced embedding models for advertising in a fully remote role.
Lead the development of product catalogs and applied knowledge graphs to enhance shopping experiences at Reddit.
Join Cresta as a Growth Marketer to enhance SEO and AEO strategies for AI-driven customer experiences.
Lead a team of engineers and applied scientists to develop foundational content understanding systems at Pinterest.
Join Reddit as a Senior Staff Data Scientist to lead relevance measurement and evaluation in a rapidly growing environment.
Build and operate production ML systems for Pegasus, focusing on reliability and performance in a hybrid work environment.
Lead the design and evolution of retrieval models for Reddit's advertising systems in a fully remote role.
Lead a high-impact team of Machine Learning Engineers to enhance Reddit's personalized feeds and improve user experience.
Join Anthropic as an Enforcement Analyst to investigate AI behavior and ensure safe and beneficial AI systems.
Lead the design and evolution of retrieval models for Reddit's advertising systems in a fully remote role.