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About the Role
You will own full-stack ML experiments, training runs, infrastructure, data and evaluation pipelines, and publishing results. You will develop Taste's internal research, evaluation design, judges and reward models while collaborating directly with AI labs on frontier projects.
Responsibilities
- Train reward models, classifiers, judges, and verifiers for subjective domains (e.g. design, writing, visual style).
- Develop frontier evaluations and benchmarks for subjective domains.
- Run post-training experiments on open-source models to test new data formats and post-training techniques.
- Setup the infrastructure to run this.
- Collaborate with AI labs and creative experts to design pilots and experiments around taste.
- Own the end to end pipeline.
- Publish blogs and whitepapers.
Requirements
- Experience in post-training and in evals/judges
- LLM experience required, cannot be purely classical ML
- Thinks like a researcher, moves like an engineer.
- Creative, scrappy, comfortable in ambiguity
- Startup experience strongly preferred; deep passion for creativity and design
About the Company
- Taste Labs is building the data and infrastructure layer for taste.
- Our goal is to end AI slop. To make AI feel right, not just be correct.
- We raised $18.5M in seed co-led by Amplify and CRV, and most frontier labs are already customers.
- AI has nailed objective domains and can generate anything. The hard part left is judgement: what fits, what feels like you, what's actually GREAT. We're turning that into something measurable, starting with design.
- We do it on two sides: building the post-training data and RL environments that teach taste to frontier models, and the context and verification tools agents need to produce work that's more creative, more on-brand, more right.
- If that problem excites you, you'll like it here!