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About Turing Turing is a Palo Alto-based leader in AGI infrastructure and generative AI solutions, serving Fortune 500 companies. Backed by $140M in funding and valued at $4B, we are shaping the future of AI. Our team includes experts from Meta, Google, Stanford, and other top institutions, working at the cutting edge of artificial intelligence. Role Overview: A premier U.S.-based technology company is seeking experienced C++ developers to enhance its next-generation AI-driven dialogue agents. Using state-of-the-art technology, this role focuses on developing open-ended, collaborative conversational AI with applications in education, entertainment, and general question-answering. Key Responsibilities: Review, optimize, and validate AI-generated C++ code for efficiency and performance. Troubleshoot complex coding challenges and enhance AI-driven systems. Manage development cycles, set priorities, and meet project deadlines. Provide constructive feedback, mentor team members, and contribute to a culture of technical excellence. Required Qualifications: Bachelor's or Master's degree in Engineering, Computer Science, or equivalent experience. Minimum of 3 years of professional experience in C/C++ development. Proven track record of leading teams or mentoring developers. Strong analytical thinking, problem-solving abilities, and communication skills. Preferred Qualifications: Experience working with large-scale codebases (50K+ lines) and contributing to open-source projects. Proficiency with GitHub for version control and collaborative development. Familiarity with training LLM models and building scalable back-end AI systems. Why Join Us Collaborate with industry leaders and expand your expertise in AI-driven systems. Fully remote, contract-based role with flexibility and no traditional job constraints. Competitive compensation in USD, aligned with global industry standards. Work on groundbreaking projects that redefine the future of AI. Note: Shortlisted candidates may be required to complete a coding assessment as part of the selection process.
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