Builds AI developer platform for machine learning experiments.
Weights & Biases provides a platform for AI developers to track, visualize, and optimize machine learning experiments and workflows. Their tools support experiment tracking, hyperparameter optimization, data visualization, reporting, automated workflows, and reinforcement learning, helping teams develop AI models faster and with confidence.
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Weights & Biases is headquartered in San Francisco, United States and was founded in 2017.
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The company careers page says its open roles are now on CoreWeave’s careers page. A W&B company page also displays roles including Commercial Counsel (London), Machine Learning Engineer, Customer Success; Staff Software Engineer, Performance; Product Security Engineer; and Lead Product Manager, Enterprise (the latter roles displayed with San Francisco, California). Because that page’s listings may not reflect current vacancies, verify them on CoreWeave’s live careers site before applying. Inferred: the visible role mix suggests needs across engineering, customer success, security, product, and commercial functions.
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Weights & Biases has 201-500 employees.
Weights & Biases's funding stage is late. Total funding on record: $250.0M.
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