Machine Learning Engineer, AI Enablement

Advertised by Try&Hire on behalf of a client · Reference TAH-R4KLD

Discipline
Machine learning & AI engineer
Region
Basel-City, Basel (BS)
Client
Pharmaceutical research
Advertised on
23.10.2026

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This role builds scalable AI/ML infrastructure, data pipelines and agentic applications that enable scientists in pharmaceutical research and development.

Your tasks

  • Translate scientific and business needs into technical design and implementation of agentic AI solutions
  • Write, test and ship maintainable production code and build scalable systems and data pipelines
  • Apply software engineering best practices such as testing, CI/CD and documentation
  • Evaluate and scale ML systems using quantitative metrics and AI tooling
  • Contribute to architectural decisions, code reviews and evolution of development processes
  • Work across the stack beyond core area of expertise when needed

What you bring

  • Master's degree with 2+ years of professional experience or a PhD in Computer Science or similar technical field
  • Experience across the ML lifecycle: GPU optimization, model performance, backend systems, cloud-native architecture
  • Solid knowledge of statistics, ML theory and AI/ML frameworks, libraries and toolsets
  • Experience with software engineering best practices: testing, clean code, documentation
  • Strong communication skills across technical and non-technical audiences
  • Willingness to work onsite approximately 3 days a week

Conditions

  • Workload: 100 %
  • Work model: Hybrid
  • Option of a permanent position after the assignment if both sides want it

What to expect

  • Onsite work approximately 3 days a week
  • 3–6 months interim, then a permanent position

Technologies

  • Kubernetes
  • AWS

How to apply

You apply with your Try&Hire profile: upload your CV, check the details, enter key facts and availability. A short introduction video is optional but helps. Our team will get in touch if your profile fits the assignment.

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