Machine Learning Engineer, Radar
Stripe · Seattle · 8525 Radar - Eng · listed October 7, 2026
The shape of it
Seniority
Mid level
Experience asked
2+ years
Where
Not stated
Requirements listed
4
Length
420 words
In the posting’s own words
The Radar ML team builds the fraud detection models that protect Stripe's $1.9 trillion payment network from fraud. The team owns 10 real-time deep learning models that must constantly evolve to stay ahead of fraudsters. Each ML improvement translates directly into dollar impact for Stripe and its users.
What it asks for · 4
- 2+ years of experience training, evaluating, and deploying ML models in a production environment
- Proficiency in Python and common data and ML frameworks like SQL, Spark, and PyTorch
- Strong knowledge of production ML systems; and data analysis, statistics, and experiment design fundamentals
- Active interest in the latest ML developments, and how they can be leveraged to solve business problems
Also a plus
- Strong software engineering skills and ability to design ML solutions through entire product stack
- Experience building and optimizing real-time, low-latency ML infrastructure at scale
- Experience applying ML to fraud detection, integrity, trust and safety, or a closely related domain
What the job covers
- Build, train, evaluate, and deploy ML models that detect fraud across Stripe’s global payments network
- Research emerging fraud patterns like token theft and develop ML solutions to address them
- Apply advances in deep learning to improve model quality and detection rates at scale
- Co-build new fraud and abuse products directly with top users
Tools and skills named
Models & research
- Machine learning13×
- Deep learning2×
- PyTorch
Data
- Spark
- Statistics
Languages
- Python
- SQL
Words the posting leans on
- fraud8×
- models8×
- products5×
- requirements4×
- building3×
- directly3×
- experience3×
- payments3×
- radar3×
- abuse2×
- build2×
- data2×
- deep learning2×
- deploying models2×
- design2×
- fraud detection2×
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