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What you’ll do
We are looking for a Principal Machine Learning Engineer to join the DS & AI organization at Doctolib. This is a transversal force multiplier role operating across all AI teams: Clinical, Productivity, Phone Assistant and ASR. Rather than working within a single feature team, you will own the cross-cutting technical challenges: defining how Doctolib's product and AI teams build agentic solutions, standardizing ML evaluation frameworks, and spreading strong engineering practices across the org. You will unblock teams, shape architecture decisions, and take on the deep technical work that requires senior ML judgment at scale, directly impacting the daily lives of 400,000 healthcare professionals and the health of 80 million patients. Building at Doctolib means delivering innovative products that measurably improve outcomes for care teams and patients alike.
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We welcome everyone
At Doctolib, we believe in improving access to healthcare for everyone - regardless of where you come from or what you look like. We evaluate candidates based solely on qualifications and motivation, without any form of discrimination. We respect and celebrate diversity!
The more diverse ideas are heard, the more our product will truly improve healthcare for all. You are welcome to apply regardless of gender, religion, age, sexual orientation, ethnicity, disability, or place of origin.
To ensure equal opportunities, we invite you to exclude personal information (e.g., pictures, age) from your applications. If you have a disability, let us know if there's any way we can make the interview process smoother for you! Join us in building the healthcare we all dream of.
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