Datalab

5 open jobs

  • Founding Marketer

    Datalab · New York Office hybrid $220k – $260k / year

    About Datalab Datalab trains models that read documents reliably at scale. The world’s most important information is trapped in PDFs, scans, and files that can’t easily be parsed, and getting it out correctly matters. From frontier AI labs like Anthropic to Fortune 500s like

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  • Founding Engineer, Open Source

    Datalab · New York Office onsite $225k – $300k / year

    Founding Engineer, Open Source Salary range — $225k – $300k | Equity — 0.15-0.25% | In-person NYC About Datalab Datalab trains models that read documents reliably at scale. The world's most important information is trapped in PDFs, scans, and files that can't easily be parsed,

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  • Founding GTM

    Datalab · New York Office onsite $175k – $190k / year

    About Datalab Datalab trains models that read documents reliably at scale. The world's most important information is trapped in PDFs, scans, and files that can't easily be parsed, and getting it out correctly matters. From frontier AI labs processing training data to Fortune

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  • Senior Software Engineer

    Datalab · New York Office onsite senior $225k – $300k / year

    Salary range: $225k - $300k | Equity: 0.15% - 0.35% | In-Person: NYC About Datalab Datalab trains models that read documents reliably at scale. The world's most important information is trapped in PDFs, scans, and files that can't easily be parsed, and getting it out correctly

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  • Research Engineer

    Datalab · New York Office onsite $275k – $325k / year

    Salary range - $275k - $325k | Equity - 0.25% | In-person NYC About Datalab Datalab trains models that read documents reliably at scale. The world's most important information is trapped in PDFs, scans, and files that can't easily be parsed, and getting it out correctly matters.

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