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Machine Learning Engineer
A model that works on a laptop and a model that works for millions of users are two very different artifacts, and machine learning engineers live in the gap between them. The role exists to take research-grade ML and turn it into reliable production systems, which means caring about latency, retraining pipelines, and what happens when the data distribution shifts at three in the morning.
Students grow into this through hands-on work with PyTorch or TensorFlow plus enough software engineering discipline to run real CI/CD. Tools like AWS SageMaker become part of the workflow.
Strong ML engineers can talk shop with data scientists on one side and platform engineers on the other, and that bilingual quality is often what gets them hired.
- CodeBeginnerNew
Reduce Dimensionality on Sensor Streams for a Mid-Cap Robotics OEM
You receive 120 robot-hours of windowed sensor data (5s windows, 240 channels) with labels for normal vs. one of four fault classes. Implement (1) PCA, (2) kernel PCA with an RB…
- Dimensionality Reduction
- Kernel Methods
- Autoencoders
Machine Learning - ResearchIntermediateNew
Lab Project: Compare Three Architectures on Your Own Mini-Benchmark
Scope the problem yourself (suggested examples: sentiment classification on a niche domain, tabular anomaly detection, time-series forecasting on a public dataset). Define the t…
- Experiment Design
- Statistical Testing
- Pytorch
Open coursework - CodeIntermediateNew
Diagnose Equipment Failures with a Bayesian Network
You receive 90 days of sensor logs (vibration, spindle temperature, coolant flow, ambient humidity), the maintenance log of 180 failure events labeled by root cause, and a short…
- Bayesian Networks
- Probabilistic Inference
- Parameter Learning
Probabilistic Graphical Models - CodeIntermediateNew
Build a Vision-Language Search for an E-commerce Catalog
Pick a vision-language encoder (OpenCLIP, SigLIP, or BLIP-2 image-text variant). Index all 600k product images into a vector database (Qdrant/FAISS). Build a query-time pipeline…
- Vision Language Models
- Clip
- Vector Search
Open coursework Practice your coursework on real scenarios.
Every challenge is shaped from real-world context — not generic exercises. The work mirrors what your degree prepares you for.
Why Ewance
- ResearchSeniorNew
Reproduce a Mechanistic Interpretability Result on a Small Transformer
Pick a published mechanistic-interpretability paper that operates on a small (under 1 billion parameter) open-source transformer (e.g., GPT-2 small, Pythia 70M). Set up the envi…
- Mechanistic Interpretability
- Transformer Internals
- Pytorch
AI Safety and Alignment - CodeSeniorNew
Train a Reinforcement-Learning Policy for Drone Obstacle Avoidance
You receive a custom Gymnasium drone-flight environment (provided), a baseline hand-engineered controller, and a target evaluation suite covering 4 obstacle densities. Train a P…
- Reinforcement Learning
- Ppo
- Robotics Simulation
Open coursework - CodeIntermediateNew
Build a Sequence Model for Sign-Language Word Recognition
You receive about 12,000 short (1-3s) webcam clips covering a 50-word vocabulary, with body+hand pose features pre-extracted (e.g., MediaPipe Holistic landmarks per frame). Buil…
- Sequence Models
- Transformer
- Pose Estimation
Machine Perception - CodeIntermediateNew
Build a GAN-Based Defect Generator for a Hardware Manufacturing Line
You receive around 60,000 good-unit images and around 380 defective-unit images across 4 defect classes. Train a class-conditional GAN (StyleGAN2-ADA or a smaller alternative fo…
- Gans
- Class Conditional Generation
- Data Augmentation
Deep Generative Models - Browse challenges
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Product Manager
Ship product that solves real user problems. Combine user research, prototyping, and stakeholder alignment to turn ambiguous briefs into measurable wins — the role at the centre of modern software teams.
- CodeSeniorNew
Train a Manipulation Policy for Bin Picking with Imitation Learning
You receive a dataset of 500 teleop trajectories on the in-distribution part plus a held-out simulation environment with a never-seen part. Train an imitation-learning policy (D…
- Imitation Learning
- Manipulation
- Diffusion Policy
Advanced Robotics - CodeBeginnerNew
Ship a Churn-Prediction Mini-Project End to End
You receive a 12-month anonymized dataset of subscriber events (logins, lesson completions, payment history, support tickets) for around 200,000 users. Define churn precisely (n…
- Feature Engineering
- Model Evaluation
- Gradient Boosting
Open coursework - ResearchSeniorNew
Diffusion-Policy Imitation for Bimanual Cooking Tasks
You receive 300 teleoperated demonstrations of a bimanual pour-and-stir task in a Robomimic-style simulator, deliberately including 2 valid solution modes per task (left-pour-ri…
- Diffusion Policies
- Imitation Learning
- Multimodal Action Distributions
Robot Learning - CodeIntermediateNew
Defect Detection on PCBs for a Hardware-AI Manufacturer
Use the publicly-available PCB defect dataset (e.g., DeepPCB or HRIPCB). Fine-tune a small object detector (YOLOv8n or RT-DETR-small) on the 6 defect classes. Evaluate mean Aver…
- Object Detection
- Transfer Learning
- Model Evaluation
Computer Vision Build a verifiable portfolio.
Submissions become evidence. Reviewers with shipping experience score against a rubric; the result becomes a credential anyone can verify.
Why Ewance
- ResearchSeniorNew
Design a Distributed-Training Strategy for a Mid-Sized LLM
You will write a 5-page design memo that picks a parallelism strategy for fine-tuning a 13B model on 32 H100 GPUs, with a tokens-per-second estimate, a memory-per-GPU calculatio…
- Distributed Training
- Parallelism Strategies
- LLM Training
Open coursework - CodeSeniorNew
PPO Alignment Loop with a Pretrained Reward Model
You receive a small open-weights base model (around 7B), a previously trained reward model, and 5,000 prompts (no responses) for PPO rollouts. Run PPO with TRL's PPOTrainer for …
- Rlhf
- Ppo
- Reward Hacking
Open coursework - DesignIntermediateNew
Train a Self-Play Agent for a Card-Game Edtech Demo
Implement a small two-player imperfect-information card game (Kuhn poker or a 3-card simplified Hold'em variant). Implement CFR or CFR+ for the game and run self-play for at lea…
- Counterfactual Regret Minimization
- Self Play
- Game Theory
Open coursework - CodeBeginnerNew
Forecast Hourly Energy Demand for a Microgrid Operator
You receive 24 months of hourly demand, weather (temperature, irradiance), and calendar data for the community. Build a probabilistic forecaster (e.g., quantile regression with …
- Probabilistic Forecasting
- Quantile Regression
- Deep Forecasting
Open coursework - CodeIntermediateNew
Build a Federated Learning Prototype Across Two Hospitals
Simulate two sites with non-IID data splits (one site skews older, the other younger). Implement FedAvg using Flower (or PySyft). Run for at least 50 communication rounds; repor…
- Federated Learning
- Fedavg
- Secure Aggregation
Open coursework - ResearchIntermediateNew
Probe a Pretrained Encoder for Linguistic Knowledge
Take BERT-base (or DeBERTa-v3-base). Run layer-wise probes across at least 3 linguistic tasks: part-of-speech tagging, dependency arc classification, and semantic role labeling.…
- Interpretability
- Probing
- Transformers
Open coursework - CodeIntermediateNew
Build a Small Transformer from Scratch and Train It on Code
Implement multi-head self-attention, RMSNorm, rotary positional embeddings, and a causal LM head from scratch — no Hugging Face shortcuts for the model code (you may use Hugging…
- Transformers
- Self Attention
- Pytorch
Neural Networks for NLP - CodeIntermediateNew
Fine-Tune a Diffusion Model for an E-commerce Product Studio
You receive 1,200 curated product + lifestyle images across 6 product categories, a brand-style guide, and the company's current studio cost per image (around EUR 18). Fine-tune…
- Diffusion Models
- Stable Diffusion
- Dreambooth
Open coursework - CodeBeginnerNew
Tune a Recommender for an EU Streaming Music App
Use the public Last.fm-360k or similar dataset (anonymized listening histories) as a stand-in. Implement a baseline matrix-factorization recommender, then a hybrid that adds tra…
- Recommender Systems
- Feature Engineering
- Model Evaluation
Open coursework - CodeIntermediateNew
Build an Anomaly-Detection Pipeline for Pharma Cold-Chain Logistics
You receive 18 months of shipment telemetry (around 60,000 shipments, around 12 million sensor readings) plus a hand-labeled set of 1,200 incidents (mix of true excursions, sens…
- Anomaly Detection
- Feature Engineering
- Time Series
Data Mining and Knowledge Discovery - ResearchSeniorNew
Inductive Logic Programming for a Fraud-Rule Discovery Pilot
You receive a labeled fraud dataset (around 25,000 transactions, around 4% positive class), a feature schema (28 features including device, geo, behavioral history), and a basel…
- Inductive Logic Programming
- Symbolic Ai
- Rule Learning
Open coursework - CodeIntermediateNew
Fine-Tune a Diffusion Model for a Sustainable-Fashion Mood-Board Tool
You receive around 1,200 curated images of sustainable garments tagged with silhouette and material. Choose a base diffusion model (Stable Diffusion 1.5/2.1 or SDXL) and apply L…
- Diffusion Models
- Lora Fine Tuning
- Image Generation
Deep Generative Models - ResearchIntermediateNew
Policy-Gradient Trading Agent on Historical Data
You receive 5 years of daily OHLCV (Open/High/Low/Close/Volume) data for 5 large-cap stocks. Build an episodic environment where each episode is one calendar year and the agent'…
- Policy Gradients
- Reinforce
- Rl Evaluation
Reinforcement Learning - CodeIntermediateNew
DPO Fine-Tune for a Domain-Specific Writing Assistant
You receive a base instruction-tuned model checkpoint plus 2,500 preference pairs from editorial reviews (each pair: two grant-application paragraphs, the editor-preferred winne…
- Dpo
- Preference Learning
- Model Finetuning
Machine Learning from Human Preferences (RLHF and Alignment) - CodeIntermediateNew
Train a Sequence Model for Wearable-Telemetry Sleep Staging at a Healthtech
You receive 220 nights of wearable telemetry from 60 subjects with PSG ground-truth labels. Train three sequence models: an LSTM baseline, a 1D-CNN+GRU hybrid, and a small trans…
- Sequence Models
- Lstm
- Transformers
Deep Learning - ResearchSeniorNew
Self-Supervised Pretraining for a Pathology Foundation Vendor
You receive a public pathology dataset (about 80,000 unlabeled whole-slide-image patches plus a labeled 8,000-patch subtype-classification subset across 4 classes). Pretrain a R…
- Self Supervised Learning
- Medical Imaging
- Transfer Learning
Machine Learning for Imaging and Medical Image Analysis - ResearchSeniorNew
Trajectory Prediction Model for Urban Robotaxis
Use the Argoverse 2 motion-forecasting dataset (open access). Train an LSTM baseline + a transformer challenger (e.g., a small Wayformer or HiVT). Evaluate on minADE/minFDE (min…
- Trajectory Prediction
- Transformer Models
- Evaluation
Open coursework - CodeIntermediateNew
Actor-Critic for Energy-Storage Dispatch
You receive 3 years of hourly day-ahead price data and a Python simulator that models state of charge, round-trip efficiency, and a 1-day price forecast with documented uncertai…
- Actor Critic
- A2c
- Deep Rl
Open coursework - ResearchSeniorNew
Price American Options with a Deep Hedging Notebook
Simulate price paths for a single underlying (geometric Brownian motion is fine as a baseline; bonus for stochastic volatility). Implement Longstaff-Schwartz Monte Carlo as the …
- Deep Learning
- Stochastic Modeling
- Derivatives Pricing
AI and Quantitative Finance - CodeIntermediateNew
Fine-Tune a 3B Open-Weight Model for Customer Support Triage
You receive 40,000 anonymized labelled support tickets across 18 categories. Fine-tune a 3B open-weight model using parameter-efficient fine-tuning (LoRA) for the classification…
- Lora Fine Tuning
- Open Weight Llms
- Classification
Large Language Models - CodeSeniorNew
Profile and Cut Inference Cost on a Recommender at Scale
You receive (1) a frozen ONNX export of the production model, (2) a sample request trace of 24 hours at 1% sampling, and (3) a single A100-class GPU sandbox. Profile with NVIDIA…
- Gpu Profiling
- Model Quantization
- Inference Optimization
Open coursework - CodeBeginnerNew
Quantize a Vision Model for a Smart-Doorbell SoC
You receive a trained FP32 PyTorch person-detector (mAP 0.74 on a 5k validation set) plus a calibration dataset of 500 unlabeled doorbell frames. Convert to ONNX, then apply pos…
- Quantization
- Model Optimization
- Onnx
Open coursework - ResearchIntermediateNew
Reward Shaping for a Quadruped Locomotion Policy
You receive a quadruped locomotion environment (Isaac Lab or pybullet-quadruped), the previous reward function (5 terms), and a budget of 6 training runs. Design 4 reward varian…
- Reward Shaping
- Ppo
- Locomotion
Open coursework - CodeIntermediateNew
Build an End-to-End ML Pipeline for Loan-Default Prediction
You receive 24 months of historical application + outcome data (about 380,000 rows). Build a pipeline using a workflow orchestrator (Prefect, Kedro, or a simple Makefile chain) …
- Ml Pipelines
- Feature Engineering
- Pipeline Testing
Open coursework - ResearchIntermediateNew
Train a Physics-Informed Neural Network for Heat Transfer in a Battery Pack
Solve the 2D unsteady heat-conduction equation on a square cell cross-section with a localized source and Dirichlet boundary conditions on the casing. Implement a baseline finit…
- Physics Informed Neural Networks
- Partial Differential Equations
- Pytorch
AI for Science and Engineering - CodeIntermediateNew
Few-Shot Defect Classifier for a Fast-Onboarding Industrial AI Vendor
You receive a multi-customer defect dataset (8 historical customers, 4-6 defect classes each). Treat 6 customers as the meta-training set and 2 as the held-out 'new customer' sc…
- Meta Learning
- Few Shot Learning
- Prototypical Networks
Open coursework - CodeIntermediateNew
LoRA Fine-Tune a 7B LLM for Legal-Clause Extraction
You receive a curated extraction dataset (2,000 train, 500 val, 500 test contracts with span-level labels across 12 clause types) and a fine-tunable 7B base model (e.g., Llama-3…
- Lora
- Fine Tuning
- Parameter Efficient Tuning
Open coursework - CodeIntermediateNew
Teach a Warehouse Cobot from Operator Demonstrations
You receive a simulated UR5e cobot in PyBullet, plus 12 example demonstrations of two kitting sequences. Implement Dynamic Movement Primitives (DMPs — a classic LfD technique th…
- Learning From Demonstration
- Dynamic Movement Primitives
- Human Robot Interaction
Human-Robot Interaction - ResearchSeniorNew
SAT-Based Planner for Smart-Grid Demand Response
Encode the dispatch problem (which customers to curtail by how much, respecting per-customer contractual caps and grid-cell totals) as a SAT or MaxSAT instance. Solve 50 histori…
- Sat Based Planning
- Constraint Encoding
- Benchmarking
Automated Planning - CodeBeginnerNew
Build a Robust Image Classifier for a Climate-Tech Satellite Startup
You receive a labeled dataset of about 25,000 Sentinel-2 patches (positive = illegal construction visible, negative = not). The dataset is split by region AND by season so you c…
- Data Augmentation
- Deep Learning
- Pytorch
Advanced Deep Learning - ResearchIntermediateNew
Explore the Bias-Variance Trade-off on a Tabular Healthcare Cohort
You receive a 90,000-patient anonymized de-identified tabular dataset (demographics, labs, claims-derived features) and a binary 12-month-readmission outcome. Pick three model f…
- Bias Variance Tradeoff
- Regularization
- Model Selection
Open coursework - CodeIntermediateNew
Build a Hybrid Recommender for a Niche Consumer-AI Music App
You receive listening events (around 240 million plays) plus a content embedding per track (audio + curator tags). Build a collaborative filtering model (ALS or implicit-feedbac…
- Recommender Systems
- Collaborative Filtering
- Content Based Filtering
Data Mining and Knowledge Discovery - CodeIntermediateNew
Run a Monte Carlo Tree Search Strategy for a Robotics Pick-and-Place Task
You receive a simulator of the pick-and-place task: a bin with 10 randomly-placed parts, an action space of which part to pick next, and a reward = parts picked per minute with …
- Monte Carlo Tree Search
- Planning
- Simulation
Open coursework - CodeBeginnerNew
Build an MLP Baseline for Credit-Default Risk at a Fintech
You receive 18 months of anonymized credit-decision data (around 600,000 applications, 80 features) with a 90-day default label. Train an MLP with regularization (dropout, weigh…
- Mlp
- Regularization
- Tabular Deep Learning
Deep Learning - CodeIntermediateNew
Use Actor-Critic to Auto-Tune a HVAC Control Policy
You receive a Sinergym wrapper around the EnergyPlus model of one floor with 8 thermal zones, weather data for one year, and occupancy schedules. Train a Soft Actor-Critic (SAC,…
- Actor Critic
- Soft Actor Critic
- Continuous Control
Deep Reinforcement Learning - ResearchIntermediateNew
Multi-Task Learning for a Healthtech Triage Model
You receive 40,000 anonymized de-identified intake-form records with two labels: urgency tier (4 classes) and routed sub-specialty (12 classes). Train (1) two independent classi…
- Multi Task Learning
- Transfer Learning
- Transformer
Open coursework - CodeSeniorNew
Triage Brain-CT Stroke Detector with Calibrated Uncertainty
You receive a curated public head-CT dataset (about 2,800 scans, slice-level labels for hemorrhagic stroke) and a held-out 600-scan hospital cohort. Train a 3D CNN or 2.5D slice…
- Medical Imaging
- Convolutional Neural Networks
- Uncertainty Quantification
Open coursework - AnalysisIntermediateNew
Compare ML Compiler Stacks on a Vision Backbone
Take a frozen ResNet-50 (or similar) in ONNX. Compile and benchmark it via TensorRT on Jetson + GPU, ONNX Runtime on all three, OpenVINO on x86 CPU, and IREE on ARM if time allo…
- Ml Compilers
- Tensorrt
- Onnx
Open coursework - ResearchSeniorNew
Pretrain a Small Vision Transformer with Self-Supervised Learning
You receive 80,000 unlabeled 224x224 histology tiles plus 4,000 labeled tiles split into train/val/test. Pretrain a ViT-Small using a self-supervised method of your choice (DINO…
- Self Supervised Learning
- Vision Transformers
- Pytorch
Advanced Deep Learning - AnalysisBeginnerNew
Approximate Inference for a Topic Model on Customer Tickets
You receive 180,000 tickets (subject + body) spanning the last 18 months. Preprocess into a bag-of-words representation with sensible stopwords and bigrams. Fit a 20-topic LDA v…
- Variational Inference
- Latent Dirichlet Allocation
- Approximate Inference
Open coursework - CodeSeniorNew
Video Action Recognition for a Retail Loss-Prevention Startup
Use a public action-recognition dataset (UCF101 + a small curated retail-action subset; the latter is provided synthetic or you can label 50 short clips). Fine-tune a small back…
- Video Understanding
- Action Recognition
- Transfer Learning
Computer Vision - CodeSeniorNew
Coordinate a Fleet of Warehouse Robots
Implement a simulated warehouse grid with 80 robots solving a pick-and-deliver workload. Design a decentralized coordination protocol (recommend a contract-net or auction-based …
- Multi Agent Coordination
- Decentralized Algorithms
- Simulation
Open coursework - ResearchSeniorNew
Long-Context QA Evaluation Benchmark for Legal Memoranda
You receive 25 anonymized legal memoranda (50-90 pages each) and 100 QA pairs whose answers are deliberately spread across the documents (25 in pages 1-20, 25 in pages 20-40, 25…
- Long Context Qa
- Benchmark Design
- Model Evaluation
Open coursework - CodeBeginnerNew
Team Practicum: Build a Crop-Disease Classifier with a Field Partner
You receive a labeled dataset of about 8,000 phone photos plus around 1,200 unlabeled photos from a held-out county. Audit and clean the labels (expect 5-10% noise), train a Mob…
- Transfer Learning
- Pytorch
- Model Evaluation
Open coursework - ResearchSeniorNew
Open-Vocabulary Segmentation Benchmark for a Robotics R&D Lab
Use a curated 200-image household scene set (publicly-available HM3D renderings or COCO + a handful of household prompts). Benchmark 3 open-vocabulary segmentation models: SAM +…
- Open Vocabulary Segmentation
- Vision Language Models
- Benchmarking
Computer Vision - ResearchIntermediateNew
Evaluate a Knowledge-Graph-Augmented Recommender
You receive permission to use the public MovieLens 1M dataset plus a derived item-KG (movie -> genre, director, decade) built from Wikidata. Train two recommenders: a matrix-fac…
- Knowledge Graph Embeddings
- Recommender Systems
- Benchmarking
Open coursework - ResearchSeniorNew
Structure Learning for a Causal Network in Fintech Risk
You receive the 60-signal dataset and a short interview summary of risk analysts' beliefs about which signals influence which. Use a hill-climbing structure-learning algorithm w…
- Structure Learning
- Bayesian Networks
- Causal Modeling
Open coursework - ResearchIntermediateNew
Sim-to-Real Domain Randomization for a Mobile Robot
You receive an Isaac Sim navigation environment, a baseline trained policy, a 50-episode real-bench test set (recorded sensor streams + ground truth) for offline policy evaluati…
- Domain Randomization
- Sim To Real
- Robot Navigation
Open coursework
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Models in production fail in stranger ways than models in notebooks ever could. The MLOps engineer is the person who anticipates those failures and builds the scaffolding that makes machine learning survive contact with real users. Think feature stores that stay consistent between training and serving, deployment pipelines through MLflow that make rollbacks boring, and observability that catches drift before stakeholders notice. The work sits at the intersection of platform engineering and data science, and rewards people who like building tools other engineers will rely on. A student grows into this role by getting comfortable with Kubernetes early and developing taste for what a healthy ML system actually looks like under load.
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