Our Serving team is responsible for turning NEXUS, our Large Tabular Model, into a reliable and scalable production system. We own the infrastructure and execution stack that serves the model across multiple deployment environments, each with different requirements around scale, isolation, performance, and trust.
The team sits at the intersection of research and production engineering. We work closely with researchers to bring new model architectures into production, while building the systems needed to operate them efficiently and predictably under real-world workloads. Tabular foundation models introduce serving challenges that differ meaningfully from traditional LLM inference, including irregular computational behavior and complex resource tradeoffs across CPU, GPU, memory, and networking.
As a Model Serving Engineer, you’ll work across the full inference stack - from Python runtime performance and concurrency behavior to distributed orchestration, GPU serving infrastructure, and deployment architecture. You’ll identify bottlenecks, improve throughput and latency, and help define how new generations of the model are translated from research artifacts into production-grade systems.
This is a deeply technical, Python-heavy role for engineers who enjoy distributed systems, performance optimization, and low-level infrastructure challenges close to modern ML systems.