Researcher, Post Training
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AI platform for creating, deploying, and managing full-stack software through natural-language interaction.
Maintainer signals as of 9/25/2026
Stockholm, Sweden
Funding history
About Lovable
Lovable lets people describe an idea in plain language and collaboratively build production-grade software. Its platform includes hosting, authentication, payments, integrations, security features, and deployment infrastructure.
Skills
About the Role
Own the full post-training lifecycle, from data curation and training jobs through evaluation and deployment. Apply reinforcement learning, preference optimization, and supervised fine-tuning to improve code generation, user-intent reasoning, and agent reliability while building evaluation infrastructure and operating production-scale training systems.
Requirements
- Have personally run post-training jobs on large language models using RFT/RLVR, preference optimization, or similar methods
- Write solid production code
- Be fluent in PyTorch or JAX
- Be comfortable with distributed training setups and GPU clusters
- Understand preference optimization, reward modeling, and alignment techniques
- Have built or significantly contributed to evaluation systems that capture real-world quality
- Be able to trace model-quality regressions through serving, inference, and training
Responsibilities
- Own the full post-training lifecycle from data curation and training runs through evaluation and deployment
- Apply and adapt reinforcement learning, preference optimization, and supervised fine-tuning methods
- Build evaluation and experimentation infrastructure covering helpfulness, safety, latency, and reliability
- Develop and operate production systems for large-scale training jobs, including GPU orchestration and data pipelines
- Work with agent, product, and infrastructure engineers to turn model gains into product improvements
- Investigate and resolve failures across training recipes, data, and serving
- Read papers, run experiments, and move promising research into production quickly
