Were looking for an Applied Data Scientist to help us build and scale the core marketing science products that power our platform. This role sits at the intersection of data science and engineering: owning statistical models end to end, deploying them into production, and turning advanced analytics into reliable, customer‑facing capabilities. Your work will directly influence how thousands of brands measure ROI and allocate millions in marketing spend.
What Youll Do:
Build marketing measurement and optimization products (e.g., attribution models, MMM, incrementality testing, forecasting systems)
Develop and deploy statistical and machine learning models to production
Create scalable data pipelines and APIs that serve real-time analytics
Partner closely with Product, Engineering, and other stakeholders to translate business questions into clear analytical solutions.
Own features end to end from statistical design and validation through deployment, monitoring, and iteration.

As a Research Scientist in Model Evaluation, you are the ultimate authority on model quality and utility. You will design the automated judges, reward models, evaluation datasets, and benchmarking ecosystems that determine the future of LTX. Your mission is to provide the "ground truth" for our pre-training and post-training teams. You will blend the rigor of a researcher with the intuition of a product-thinker, developing metrics that capture both the aesthetic soul of a video and the functional precision required for high-stakes professional use.

Key Responsibilities
Steer Training & Research: Systematically evaluate model checkpoints to provide actionable insights that guide training experiments and architectural decisions.
Design Benchmark Ecosystems: Develop and run rigorous benchmarks for release candidates against competitive models, ensuring LTX-2 remains world-class.
Build Next-Gen Metrics: Develop robust automatic metrics and Reward Models (e.g., for RL, ITS, auto-research agents) that quantify complex attributes like temporal coherence, physical correctness, spatial accuracy, and foley synchronization.
Diagnose & Analyze: Perform deep root-cause analysis on model failures, providing the diagnostic clarity needed for researchers to implement targeted fixes.
Scale Evaluation: Collaborate with platform engineers to deploy evaluation frameworks across large-scale GPU clusters.

This role focuses on pioneering model architecture and pre-training algorithms, shaping the next generation of our foundational generative AI models.

What you will be doing
Pre-train and fine-tune video, audio, and image generative models to pursue state-of-the-art results.
Publish papers and open source models to benefit the research community and advance the field.
Design and implement machine learning models for text-to-audio and text-to-video generation.
Collaborate with data engineers to curate and preprocess text and video data.
Optimize models for high performance, ensuring efficient training and inference.
Build new controls and capabilities into generative text-to-audio and text-to-video models.
Stay updated with the latest developments in Generative AI, particularly in the fields of image, video, and audio.
Work closely with product teams to integrate AI models into applications and services.
Conduct experiments and prototype new concepts to advance the capabilities of our AI tools.

We are seeking a researcher to join the LTX Model Applications team, focusing on advancing and extending the capabilities of our LTX-Video models. You will design and explore new use cases, train novel ways to control the generation process, and push the boundaries of generative video technology. Your work will directly influence millions of users through our apps and contribute to the broader research and open-source communities, shaping the next generation of creative tools.

What you will be doing
Advance and extend the capabilities of our LTX-Video models through new controls, features, and use cases.
Design and implement machine learning models for video, image, and audio generation, as well as multimodal applications.
Conduct experiments, prototype concepts, and validate ideas to expand generative video technology.
Collaborate with engineers, designers, and product managers to translate research into impactful product features.
Regularly open-source code, models, and research insights, contributing to the academic and open-source communities.
Stay at the forefront of generative AI research in video, image, and audio, and bring relevant advances into our products.
Write high-quality, efficient code and maintain best practices in research workflows.
Mentor other researchers and lead collaborative projects.

As a Large Scale Video Understanding Research Scientist, you will play a key role in improving video generation quality and efficiency by improving video and audio understanding pipelines used for both training data construction and model evaluation.. This role demands hands-on work with large-scale Video Language Models (VLLMs), including fine-tuning, post-training, and control, alongside implementing classic computer vision and signal processing algorithms and applying strong research skills. Your expertise in post-training and controlling large scale foundational models, understanding statistics, implementing complex systems and eliminating bugs will be crucial, as our video training sets consist of petabytes of data processed across hundreds to thousands of virtual machines.

What you will be doing
Fine-tune and control VLLMs for video and audio understanding.
Design algorithms for balancing, filtering, and curating training and evaluation datasets, informed by model behavior and failure modes.
Implement classic and modern algorithms for processing, clustering, evaluation and filtering of large scale datasets.
Work within high-performance, scalable distributed systems capable of handling petabytes of data, with attention to throughput, correctness, and reproducibility..
Collaborate with other researchers and product stakeholders to iteratively improve training sets and evaluation protocols through tight feedback loops driven by model performance.