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Overview
The team
Money Movement Risk AI/ML is a team of AI scientists and ML engineers in Intuit's Fintech Risk organization. Our models decide, in real time, whether money moves for small businesses on QuickBooks: card and ACH payments, money coming in, money going out, when funds are released, and how long a payment is held.
Every decision has two failure modes. Approve the wrong transaction and Intuit takes a fraud or credit loss. Decline or hold the right one and a small business waits for money it has already earned. Our job is to push both down at the same time.
Our mandate: AI touches every money movement risk decision. That covers deciding (authorize, fund, release), acting on the decision (queue, investigate, hold), and accounting for it (expected loss).
The role
You will be the technical owner of one money movement risk capability: its models, its evaluation, its production health, and its business outcome. You will design, train, validate, and ship the models yourself, and you will set direction for the scientists and engineers who build with you.
This role is for an AI producer. You will build new models from first principles and put them in front of live money. It is not a role for wiring an existing LLM into a product surface.
What you will work on
Depending on fit and team needs, you will own one or more of these areas:
Authorization risk. Real-time fraud and loss models that approve, decline, or step up card and ACH transactions, for both money coming in and money going out.Funding and settlement risk. Models that decide when funds are released and how long payments are held or delayed, so good customers get paid faster and risky payments are caught before money leaves.
Balance and account-level money risk. Risk on stored balances and on the accounts behind them, as more money stays inside Intuit.
Day-1 risk for new money products. Risk decisioning that is ready when a new payment or funding product launches, often with almost no labeled history.
Agentic money movement. Transaction risk for payments and money actions initiated by AI agents and assistants: agent identity, consent, and intent.
Risk-ranked queueing. Ranking cases for risk operations by dollars at risk, so analysts spend time where the loss is.
Responsibilities
What you will do
Own outcomes, not just models. Define success in loss, approval rate, hold rate, and time-to-funds. Ship models that move those numbers, and own them in production.Solve the hard statistics of risk. Delayed and noisy labels (chargebacks and returns arrive weeks later), extreme class imbalance, and selection bias from models whose decisions shape their own training data. Use holdouts, reject inference, and counterfactual evaluation to measure what actually happened.
Build for adaptive adversaries. Detect fraud rings, account takeover, and new attack patterns with graph, sequence, and anomaly-detection methods. Test models against attackers who probe, retry, and adapt.
Make models production-grade. Partner with ML engineers on real-time features, low-latency serving, automated retraining, and monitoring for drift, data quality, and loss.
Turn Intuit's data into an advantage. Build reusable, versioned features and labels from transaction, account, and network data that other models on the team can build on.
Set the evaluation bar. Establish offline and online evaluation, experimentation, and adversarial testing standards for your area.
Lead across functions. Work with risk policy, product, engineering, risk operations, and finance. Explain trade-offs between loss and friction in plain terms and drive decisions.
Raise the team. Mentor senior and early-career scientists and engineers, lead design and model reviews, and help hire.
Qualifications
What you bring
Required
8+ years building and deploying ML models in production, including significant work in fraud, payments, credit, or another adversarial or financial-risk domain.
MS or PhD in Statistics, Computer Science, Applied Mathematics, Operations Research, or a related field, or equivalent practical experience.
A track record of owning models that made real-time, high-stakes decisions, with measured business impact.
Deep expertise in gradient-boosted trees, deep learning, and anomaly detection, plus the statistics to validate them: calibration, imbalance, delayed labels, and selection bias.
Strong Python and SQL, and hands-on large-scale feature engineering with Spark or similar.
Experience shipping models with ML engineers: real-time features, serving, retraining, monitoring.
Sound experimental judgment in a risk setting: A/B tests, holdouts, and their limits when attackers can exploit them.
Clear communication with risk, product, and business leaders.
Preferred
Payments risk experience: card and ACH authorization, funding, chargebacks, returns, or settlement.
Graph ML or network analysis for fraud rings and collusion.
Sequence or representation learning on transaction and behavioral data.
Experience building or evaluating LLM and agentic systems, especially for risk or operations.
Model risk management and explainability in a regulated financial-services environment.
Experience leading a technical area across teams and mentoring scientists.
Why join
Your work moves real money. Your models decide whether small businesses get paid, and how fast.
Hard problems. Millisecond decisions, adaptive attackers, labels that arrive weeks late, and models that shape their own training data.
Full ownership. Scientists here own their models from problem framing to production. Nobody hands you a spec.
An AI-native risk org. We are building toward AI making every money movement risk decision, and this role helps define how.
Intuit provides a competitive compensation package with a strong pay for performance rewards approach. This position may be eligible for a cash bonus, equity rewards and benefits, in accordance with our applicable plans and programs (see more about our compensation and benefits at Intuit®: Careers | Benefits). Pay offered is based on factors such as job-related knowledge, skills, experience, and work location. To drive ongoing fair pay for employees, Intuit conducts regular comparisons across categories of ethnicity and gender.
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What Employers Look For
The qualifications that appear most often in artificial intelligence scientist jobs.
- PhD in computer science, machine learning, statistics, or a closely related field
- Deep expertise in PyTorch or TensorFlow for designing and training large-scale models
- Experience publishing research at peer-reviewed venues such as NeurIPS, ICML, or CVPR
- Strong Python programming skills with proficiency in scientific computing libraries
- Hands-on experience with large language models, diffusion models, or reinforcement learning
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Hiring managers for artificial intelligence scientist roles weigh publications, patents, and model benchmarks heavily. List each paper's venue and any citations it has received. If you have open-source contributions, include repository stars or adoption metrics to show real-world impact.
Showcase reproducible, documented experiments
Attach a public GitHub or equivalent repository to every project you list. Artificial intelligence scientist roles require you to demonstrate not just that something worked, but that your methodology is rigorous and others can verify it. Undocumented experiments rarely move hiring committees forward.
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Artificial Intelligence Scientist Jobs: Frequently Asked Questions
Which companies are hiring the most artificial intelligence scientists?
The companies hiring the most artificial intelligence scientists right now include Meta, Amazon, and Intuit, with the largest share of openings in California, New York, and Texas, based on current listings on Migrate Mate as of November 2026. Demand is concentrated in technology and defense but continues to grow in healthcare and financial services.
How many artificial intelligence scientist jobs are remote?
About 54% of artificial intelligence scientist openings are fully remote or hybrid as of November 2026, making it one of the more flexible roles in the technology sector. Research-heavy positions at universities and national labs tend to require on-site presence, while applied roles at software companies are more likely to support remote arrangements.
How do you become an artificial intelligence scientist?
You typically start by completing a bachelor's degree in computer science, mathematics, or a related field, then pursue a master's or PhD with a research focus in machine learning or a related subfield. Building a record of published or publicly documented work strengthens your candidacy substantially. Internships at research labs during graduate school are among the most direct paths into full-time roles.
Can you get an artificial intelligence scientist job with little experience?
Yes, though it requires demonstrating research potential through other signals when formal experience is limited. Strong thesis work, open-source model contributions, or a competitive placement in an established research program can substitute for years of industry experience in entry-level and junior roles. Some teams also hire research engineers as a stepping stone into full scientist positions.
What does the artificial intelligence scientist interview process look like?
The process typically moves through an initial recruiter screen, a technical phone or video interview focused on machine learning fundamentals, a research presentation where you walk through a project in depth, and a full-day on-site or virtual loop with a mix of research scientists and engineers. Final rounds often include a system design component and a conversation with a research director or hiring committee.
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