Senior / Staff Machine Learning Engineer

Arm Limited
Cambridge
10 months ago
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Arm is building the future of computing. From fueling the smartphone revolution to powering the world's fastest supercomputer, our technology is everywhere - including the biggest tech companies in the world and the next generation of innovators.

Arm is at the epicenter of the world's largest computing ecosystem, positioned to power every technology revolution going forward by redefining the ways people live, work, play, and learn with sustainable and far-reaching positive impact.

Brilliant people join Arm to solve the world's most complex technology problems. Building the future starts with a remarkable team who believe in humanity's incredible untapped potential that technology, built on Arm, can realize.

Our ambitious global team of over 6000 pioneers unites hardware engineers, software engineers, data analysts, and more – all driven by a once-in-a-generation desire to unleash creativity and change the world.

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  • Sr. Manager, Cloud Go-to-Market:Drive GTM strategies for Arm-based cloud platforms, engaging with partners, advocating at events, and leading ecosystem programs. Location: San Jose, California.
  • Cyber Security Intern:As a functional safety / Cyber Security Intern, you have an outstanding opportunity to work on groundbreaking technology within Central Technology at Arm. Location: Cambridge, United Kingdom.

Our Global Ecosystem

With offices around the world, Arm is a global ecosystem of true diversity, innovation, and collaboration. Each of our offices provides unique opportunities, but whether you work in San Jose or Manchester, our core beliefs bring everyone together under one consistent culture.

Life at Arm

Culture at Arm emphasizes collaboration alongside individual accountability in a supportive environment working together for the success of Arm.

Diversity, Equity & Inclusion

At Arm, we're committed to inspiring revolutionary ideas in a diverse, equitable, and inclusive environment. Be your most brilliant self, and empower others through various avenues for active participation.

Benefits Designed for You

When our employees thrive, so does Arm. We offer remarkable benefits designed to nurture the professional and personal growth of the brilliant people building the future of computing.

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