Learning algorithms to turn forensic data to investigation leads, evidence and
intelligence insights. Be a part of a heterogeneous, multi-disciplinary
research team. Take projects end to end, from the inception of the idea,
through data and algorithm research and POC development. The work is both
analytical and experimental in nature and includes prototyping of new
algorithms, investigating data, and evaluating algorithm performance.
Qualifications
Must Have
* At least 2 years’ experience in Data Science, Machine Learning or algorithm development.
* High proficiency in Python
* Autodidactic, can learn new technological disciplines quickly
* Experience with Tensorflow / PyTorch, Sklearn, Pandas
* Experience with Computer Vision / NLP
An Advantage
* Experience with Big Data Analysis
* Experience with Graph/Signal Processing
About Cellebrite
Cellebrite: Digital Intelligence for a Safer World
Digital data plays an increasingly important role in investigations and
operations of all kinds. Making data accessible, collaborative and actionable
is what Cellebrite does best. As the global leader in digital intelligence
with more than 60,000 licenses deployed in 150 countries, we provide law
enforcement, military, intelligence, and enterprise customers with the most
complete, industry-proven range of solutions for digital forensics, triage and
analytics.
By enabling access, sharing and analysis of digital data from mobile devices,
social media, cloud, computer, cellular operators and other sources,
Cellebrite products, solutions, services and training help customers build the
strongest cases quickly, even in the most complex situations. As a result,
Cellebrite is the preferred one-stop shop for digital intelligence solutions
that make a safer world more possible every day.
Founded in 1999, Cellebrite is known worldwide for innovation, commitment to
our customers’ missions, and technical expertise. With HQ in Israel the
company has more than 500 employees across the globe, with dedicated Sales
operations in the United States, Israel, Brazil, United Kingdom, Germany,
Singapore and Australia.
