Santa Clara, California, United States

Staff Machine Learning Scientist

USD 133.5K–235K / yearStaffData and machine learning

PythonLLMTensorFlowAWSAzureGCP

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Netskope, a software company in developer tools and infrastructure, is hiring for the role of Staff Machine Learning Scientist. The posting gives Santa Clara, United States as the location. We classify it under data and machine learning. The posting names LLM, TensorFlow, AWS, Azure, GCP and Python. Candidates need 8+ years of experience. There are 23 open positions from Netskope on this site, 10 of them in IT and engineering.

Posted today · Last checked 2026-11-12

About Netskope

Developer tools and infrastructure Software product company 23 open positions, 43% in IT and engineering. Most open roles: Sales (18), Software engineering (general) (7), IT support and administration (4).

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Workplace	Workplace not stated
Seniority	Staff
Role	Data and machine learning
Countries	United States
Languages	Python
Key facts	Stack: Python, LLM, TensorFlow, AWS, Azure, GCP · Experience: 8+ years

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