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ClickUp

Machine Learning Engineer, Ranking & Retrieval

  • Confirmed live in the last 24 hours
  • $200k–$250k
  • Mid level
  • Full-time
  • Remote · United States
  • 5+ yrs exp
  • Added 1 month ago

About this role

ClickUp seeks an experienced Machine Learning Engineer to own the full lifecycle of ranking and retrieval systems powering search across their AI-native workspace platform. You'll build and deploy models that surface relevant, permissions-aware results at massive scale across billions of documents.

What you'll do

  • Train, deploy, and serve ranking models in production with end-to-end ownership
  • Build ranker features, training pipelines, and offline evaluation frameworks
  • Design hybrid retrieval systems combining lexical and vector search with HNSW indexing
  • Execute embedding inference at billion-scale document volumes
  • Improve query understanding through intent modeling and query expansion
  • Create measurement frameworks to evaluate and continuously improve search quality

What they're looking for

  • Ranking and retrieval systems (5+ years)
  • Full ML lifecycle: training, deployment, production serving
  • Hybrid retrieval (lexical + vector search)
  • Large-scale embedding inference
  • Query understanding and NLP fundamentals
  • OpenSearch or Elasticsearch
  • Feature engineering and offline evaluation
  • Python or similar ML languages
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ClickUp

ClickUp builds a work management and productivity platform while investing in AI-powered automation and integration capabilities across its go-to-market and business systems infrastructure. The company is hiring for DevOps engineers, solutions engineers, and business systems engineers to support cloud infrastructure, customer implementations, and intelligent workflow automation.

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Likely interview questions

  • Walk us through a ranking model you've trained from feature engineering through production deployment—what metrics did you optimize for?
  • How have you balanced lexical and vector search in a hybrid retrieval system, and what trade-offs did you encounter at scale?