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ML Engineer

Full-time$90K-$150K/yr
Worldwidevia Npv CareersPosted Oct 8, 2026
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Technical skills

PythonData analysisData science

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Finance

About this role

tl;dr: Classic ML, post-acquisition health/adtech, remote, up to $150k, we can talk higher figures and EU/UK/US employment

PulsePoint sits at the intersection of healthcare and adtech. We help brands and agencies interpret the hard-to-read signals across the health journey and unify these digital determinants of health with real-world data to produce the most dimensional view of the customer. We are 300+ and growing, post-acquisition business and one of the leading players in the US healthcare ad market.

We are looking for a Senior Machine Learning Engineer, who will help us:

  • Optimize and validate targeting mechanisms for specific health conditions.
  • Improve and optimize our proprietary contextualization and recommendation engines that handle millions of transactions per second, trillions each month.
  • Improve and optimize our buying platform to ensure cost efficiency and to deliver ad campaigns within budget, target, and time constraints.
  • Collaborate with internal Health experts to design and support rapid assessment, analysis, and prototyping of ideas for achievable commercialization.

Requirements

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  • 5+ years of experience in Machine Learning/Data Science/Statistical Research.
  • Advanced knowledge of Python, classical ML, pandas or similar tool, and at least basic knowledge in neural networks.
  • Adtech or similar experience is highly desirable: bids, auctions, convertion rates, etc.
  • We offer:
  • Remote work, up to $150k salary, higher figures and official employment in EU/UK/US can be negotiated.

Before you apply

  • 1Which parts of your CV prove experience with Python, Data analysis, and Data science?
  • 2Which recent work examples would make your application stronger for this role?
  • 3What details from the original source listing should you confirm before applying?
  • 4Is the listed compensation clear enough, or should you ask about salary range, currency, and benefits?

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