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BRAIN operates in the Technology & Software space and has an established record of sponsoring work visas for international talent, including H-1B visa and Green Card pathways. For skilled professionals in tech seeking a company with a genuine commitment to visa sponsorship, BRAIN is worth targeting.
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Our Mission
Rebuild how the world works, to make institutions work better for the people they serve.
About Brain Co.
Brain Co. builds AI-native operating systems for large, regulated institutions. Each system is built for a specific industry, powered by agents that push real workflows forward. Underneath it all is Atlas, our proprietary platform that keeps customers in control, secure by design, and never locked into one model.
Why Now
Brain Co. is entering its next phase of production deployments on a national scale with an elite team built from Palantir, Google, Meta, and Nvidia, and a growing footprint across government, insurance, health, and financial services.
Joining now means shaping both the company and a new category of applied AI. Every project here ships to production and is expected to create measurable customer value and impact.
You'll work alongside exceptional peers on some of the hardest problems in applied AI. It’s the kind of work you'll still be proud of in ten years from now.
Machine Learning Engineer, Platform
About the Role
So much of the work society depends on is still slower and harder than it should be. Permits take months. Claims sit unresolved. And AI hasn't changed that — because the bottleneck isn't the models. It's the institutional context AI needs to do the work: rules, history, relationships, and judgment scattered across people, documents, and legacy systems.
BrainCo exists to fix that. We build agent-native operating systems for the institutions society depends on, and our products are the first of their kind in the world — we were the first, anywhere, to fully automate construction permitting, and we're now doing the same across insurance and other industries. There is no playbook here, because no one has built this before.
As a Machine Learning Engineer on Platform, you'll build the core ML capabilities every product we ship stands on — built once, shared everywhere. This is the leverage seat in the company: improve document extraction, and every vertical improves with it; strengthen the blueprint foundation model, and every construction workflow gets sharper; ship a better improvement loop, and every system we've ever deployed keeps getting better on its own.
Come help build Atlas — our platform which includes a foundation model for the world's construction documents, extraction agents that read everything from policy stacks to financial filings, a unified eval system across every use case, model routing that puts the right model on the right task at the right cost. You'll own each capability end-to-end — from the pod that needs it this quarter to the abstraction that serves ten pods next year. Your customers are never abstract: they're the project pods building on your work, and through them, every institution we serve.
Who We're Looking For
You understand how machine learning actually works — not just the tooling, but the philosophy underneath: what a loss function really optimizes, how generalization breaks under distribution shift, why evaluation is where systems quietly go wrong. And you live at the bleeding edge of modern AI, with hard-won instincts for squeezing the most out of LLMs and agentic systems — prompting, fine-tuning, tool use, and reasoning. That combination is the job: you know when a fine-tuned segmentation model beats a VLM, when a rule engine beats both, and how to compose all three into a system more accurate than any single model. You treat frontier models as components to be measured, pushed, and engineered — never as magic.
You also have the platform instinct: you spot the general capability hiding inside three teams' specific requests — and know when generalizing is premature. You treat internal teams as real customers with real deadlines, and measure your success in their velocity.
Most of all, you're energized by building things that have never existed, and comfortable when the problem, the data, and the definition of success all have to be invented at once.
The Problems You'll Work On
Agents as shared capabilities. Document extraction, financial reporting, market data — built once, composed into many products. The dual bar: general enough for any pod to pick up, precise enough for decisions institutions stake their processes on.
Institutional Intelligence that compounds. Every verified correction improves the system twice: the corrected fact percolates to every application, and the system that builds the intelligence learns to build it better. You'll build the models behind both loops.
A foundation model for construction documents. The documents the built world runs on have never had a foundation model of their own. We have the data, the deployments, and the feedback loops to build one.
Model routing across every use case. The right model, at the right cost and latency, for every task — swapping frontier models underneath production systems without breaking institutional-grade guarantees.
One eval system for everything. A common language for quality across every use case — from segmentation models checking blueprints to agents adjudicating claims — that catches regressions before customers ever see them.
Composite AI systems and credit assignment. When a pipeline of vision models, VLM reasoning, and rule engines is wrong, which component failed? Because the components are shared, this is a platform problem — and one of the most interesting open problems in applied ML.
Continuous improvement, engineered. We promise customers their system gets measurably better every month it runs. You'll build the machinery that keeps that promise: capturing production corrections, triaging failures to the component that caused them, and turning that signal into retraining and safe redeployment — automatically, across every use case.
In This Role, You Will:
Turn pod needs into platform capabilities — find the general capability inside one team's specific, urgent request, without over-abstracting before the pattern is proven.
Own capabilities end-to-end. There is no handoff: whoever builds the capability owns its behavior in production, across every deployment that uses it.
Work at the research frontier with production stakes, turning LLMs, RL fine-tuning, and agentic systems into capabilities that dozens of institutional workflows depend on at once.
Serve customers on both sides of the wall — project pods as true customers, and when needed, the domain experts whose decisions your capabilities ultimately power.
Engineer for production reality, navigating accuracy, latency, cost, and reliability across environments far messier than any benchmark.
Raise the bar across the company. The platform is how learnings travel: what one pod discovers, you turn into something every pod inherits.
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Target roles that align with H-1B specialty occupation criteria
BRAIN's sponsorship activity is concentrated in technical and software roles. Focus your applications on positions requiring a specific degree field, software engineering, data science, or systems architecture, where H-1B qualification is straightforward and employer buy-in is higher.
Understand which visa types BRAIN actively files
BRAIN sponsors H-1B, Green Card (EB-2 and EB-3), F-1 OPT, and TN visas. Knowing this upfront lets you position yourself correctly, especially if you're on OPT and need a clear path to H-1B cap sponsorship before your authorization expires.
Raise sponsorship early but frame it as a formality
BRAIN has a track record of sponsoring international hires across multiple visa types. When the topic comes up, reference their history confidently rather than apologetically, framing it as a process you're familiar with signals professionalism and reduces perceived risk for the hiring team.
Align your application timeline with H-1B cap deadlines
If you need H-1B cap sponsorship, BRAIN would need to file in March for an October 1 start. Work backwards from that window when targeting roles, applications submitted in Q4 or Q1 give enough runway for hiring decisions and petition preparation.
Use verified sponsorship data when searching for BRAIN openings
Not every job posting signals whether sponsorship is available. Migrate Mate surfaces verified sponsors so you can filter by real sponsorship history, helping you find BRAIN roles where international candidates have a genuine shot, not just a listed possibility.
Highlight skills that map to BRAIN's Technology & Software focus
BRAIN operates in a sector where specialty occupation standards are well-established. Tailor your resume to emphasize technical depth, specific programming languages, systems, or platforms, rather than generalist skills, which can complicate specialty occupation arguments during H-1B adjudication.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does BRAIN sponsor H-1B visas?
Yes, BRAIN sponsors H-1B visas and has a consistent track record of doing so for roles in Technology & Software. Sponsored positions typically require a bachelor's degree or higher in a specific technical field. If you're targeting BRAIN for H-1B sponsorship, focus on roles with clear specialty occupation requirements such as software engineering or data analysis.
What visa types does BRAIN sponsor?
BRAIN sponsors H-1B, EB-2, EB-3, F-1 OPT, and TN visas. This range means international candidates at different stages, from recent graduates on OPT to experienced professionals seeking permanent residence, have viable pathways. The Green Card sponsorship through EB-2 and EB-3 is particularly valuable for candidates thinking beyond temporary work status.
Which roles or departments at BRAIN are most likely to receive visa sponsorship?
Sponsorship at BRAIN is most common in technical roles within software development, engineering, and related functions, areas where the specialty occupation standard is easiest to establish. Roles requiring a specific degree in computer science, software engineering, or a related field are the strongest candidates. Generalist or administrative roles are less likely to qualify for H-1B sponsorship.
How do I find open jobs at BRAIN that offer visa sponsorship?
Migrate Mate is the most reliable way to find BRAIN roles where sponsorship is confirmed, not just implied. The platform filters jobs by verified sponsorship history, so you're not guessing based on vague job descriptions. Search for BRAIN directly on Migrate Mate to see current openings alongside their actual sponsorship track record.
How do I approach the application process at BRAIN as an international candidate?
Start by identifying roles that clearly match your degree field and visa type. During the interview process, be prepared to explain your current work authorization status and anticipated timeline, particularly if you're on OPT and approaching the cap-gap window. BRAIN's experience sponsoring multiple visa types means their HR teams are generally familiar with the process, so a clear, direct conversation about your situation is the right approach.