AI/ML Trainee
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Job description
This is a remote position.
About Us
AccuKnox provides a Zero Trust Cloud Native Application Security (CNAPP) platform. AccuKnox is the core contributor to Kubernetes Run-time security solution, KubeArmor®, a very popular CNCF (Cloud Native Computing Foundation) project. AccuKnox was developed in partnership with SRI (Stanford Research Institute) and is anchored on seminal inventions in the areas of Container Security, Anomaly Detection, and Data Provenance. AccuKnox can be deployed in Public and Private Cloud environments.
You may review the following videos:
AccuKnox Zero Trust CNAPP (Cloud Native Application Protection Platform) - Explainer [8 min video] -
Zero Trust Secrets Management with AccuKnox [3 min video] -
Traits of people who do well at AccuKnox
Professionals who subscribe to these core values
Requirements
Job Description
Designation: Trainee AI/ML
Duration of training period: 6 months
Stipend during training period: With HR Discussion
Working model: WFH (Work From Home), Remote
Must Have Skills: Rockstar Python Programming, Excellent Database knowledge
Bonus Points for: Scikit-LLM LangChain, Vector Database, Knowledge Graphs, LLAMA2, qdrant database, Python, OpenSource Contributions
Ability to read, understand and write complex code:
Chess
Uber Data Analysis
Education: B. Tech, MCA - must have; Most importantly must be a self learner
Benefits
Work Model
Work from home. You will be required to be on zoom video for meetings and be on slack, jira, whatsapp.
We are a global team with clients and team members and we expect everyone to be flexible with respect to participating in zoom video calls to meet the needs of our team members, clients and partners
We do a 2 week sprint in person at an offsite location
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