Drimva

Adobe

2027 University Graduate - Machine Learning Engineer

$102K–$202K

San Jose +6 · Full-time · Posted Sep 24, 2026

Location
San Jose
Waltham
San Francisco
Austin
Seattle
Lehi
New York
Experience
0-2+ years of experience in specific relevant skills
Education
PhD or MS in Computer Science, Statistics, Electrical Engineering, Applied Math, Operations Research, Econometrics or equivalent experience; expected graduation date December 2026 – June 2027.

About the job

Develop machine learning and statistical models for large-scale customer and marketing data, and build scalable production algorithms and products.

What you'll do

  • Develop predictive models on large-scale datasets using statistical modeling, machine learning, and analytics.
  • Build scalable, efficient modeling algorithms for production systems.
  • Collaborate with product management and engineering to develop products and features.

What they ask for

  • PhD or MS in a listed field or equivalent experience, with expected graduation between December 2026 and June 2027.
  • Deep understanding of statistical modeling, machine learning, deep learning, or data mining, with a track record applying these methods.
  • Proficiency in one or more of Python, Scala, Java, or C.
  • Knowledge and experience with relational databases and SQL.

Nice to have

  • Familiarity with large-scale datasets and big data techniques.
  • Familiarity with tools such as R, Matlab, and scikit learn.

Pay

$102,400 - $202,250 annually USD — base salary; $139,700 - $202,250 USD — base salary (California); $139,700 - $202,250 USD — base salary (New York); $117,000 - $169,500 USD — base salary (Massachusetts); $127,700 - $185,000 USD — base salary (Washington)

Tools

Python, Scala, Java, C, R, Matlab, scikit learn, SQL

AI focus

Apply AI and machine learning to big-data customer and marketing problems, including attribution, media mix modeling, budget optimization, personalization, causal analysis, and time series analysis.

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