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Advancing Responsible AI

Accountability

We follow protocols to ensure that AI systems are compliant with industry standards and regulatory guidelines. All AI systems must meet requirements throughout the development lifecycle, including testing, validation and monitoring.  

Engineering

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    Embracing complexity

    Engineers at Borealis AI solve challenging engineering problems in complex financial services domains. They get to work with a large customer set, extensive data, and significant computation resources of Canada’s biggest bank, and build best-in-class products and solutions for millions of clients.

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    Tech stack

    Typical tech stack includes: Python, PyTorch, NVIDIA GPU’s, cloud, Tech Radar, and more. Ask us about Borealis AI Common Platform our engineering team has recently launched!

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    Building products across business domains

    Machine Learning in finance is evolving quickly. Engineers often get to go beyond specific projects to build products and POCs across a wide variety of business domains.

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    Cross-functional collaboration

    The culture of cross-functional collaboration at Borealis AI means engineers work closely with world-class AI researchers, product managers, business development, and RBC partners.

Engineering Co-op

Borealis AI Engineering team runs a popular Co-op program where Machine Learning Software Engineers are involved in projects end to end, from data pre-processing to implementing machine learning algorithms and front-end development. Recruitment for this program is handled by RBC.

Programs

AI was pioneered in Canada, and we are committed to nurturing ML research and engineering talent from Canada’s leading universities.

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Careers

Build, ship and grow with us! Every day, our product, research, and engineering teams uncover new opportunities and help advance the field of Artificial Intelligence.

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