Lead software engineering projects, collaborate with teams focusing on machine learning and hardware, assess technologies for integrating solutions.
Collaborate with Machine Learning, Hardware teams, and front end focused teams on multifaceted projects touching the entire system. Assess new technologies as needed for a task and make decisions balancing technical need and business impact.
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