Senior /Machine Learning Engineer
As a Senior Applied Machine Learning Engineer, you will design, build, and deploy systems to make media smarter, working across the full model and software lifecycle from prototype to production. You will develop scalable ML pipelines and cloud architectures for generative AI, intelligent media understanding, content analysis, and advertising intelligence.
The Advanced Development team at Roku pushes beyond today’s product lines to invent the next generation of intelligent and generative media systems. We explore ideas that sit years ahead of production, developing foundational technologies that will redefine how content is understood, created, and personalised across millions of Roku devices.
This is a rare environment — a PhD-level, cross-disciplinary group combining machine learning research, software engineering, and DevOps. Everyone here is an expert, but not narrowly focused. The team blends deep technical mastery with broad creative vision — people who challenge convention, embrace ambiguity, and build what’s never been built before. It’s a collaborative, low-ego, ownership-driven culture built on trust and curiosity.
We’re seeking an Applied Scientist with a strong foundation in mathematics, machine learning, and computer science, combined with experience in cloud engineering, DevOps, and computer vision — someone who thrives where research meets production.
As a Senior Applied Machine Learning Engineer, you’ll help design, build, and deploy the systems that make media smarter. You’ll work across the full model and software lifecycle, from prototype to production, developing scalable ML pipelines and cloud architectures that power generative AI, intelligent media understanding, content analysis, and advertising intelligence.
You’ll operate at the intersection of machine learning, infrastructure, and software engineering, taking ownership from data collection through deployment — and seeing your work directly influence how audiences experience Roku’s content and advertising ecosystem.
Posted June 2, 2026