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As of Sep 15, 2026, the average hourly pay for internship dpo in the United States is $16.65, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $14.42 and $18.51 per hour, depending on experience, location, and employer.

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Internship DPO (Data Protection Officer) positions are entry-level roles designed for students or recent graduates interested in data privacy and protection. Interns assist DPOs in ensuring that organizations comply with data protection laws such as the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR). Typical tasks may include researching privacy regulations, helping draft privacy policies, conducting data audits, and supporting data subject requests. These internships provide hands-on experience in the legal, technical, and administrative aspects of data protection.

What does an internship DPO do?

As an intern supporting a Data Protection Officer, you will typically assist with tasks such as conducting data privacy audits, supporting the development and review of data protection policies, and helping respond to data subject access requests. You may also participate in risk assessments, maintain data processing records, and contribute to staff training initiatives on data privacy topics. This role often involves collaborating closely with IT, legal, and compliance teams, providing a valuable opportunity to learn about cross-functional data governance. Expect to work in a detail-oriented environment where confidentiality and adherence to regulations like GDPR are critical.

What skills and qualifications are needed to thrive as an internship DPO?

To thrive as an Internship DPO, you need a foundational understanding of data protection laws (like GDPR), privacy principles, and risk assessment, often supported by relevant academic coursework or certifications. Familiarity with data management systems, compliance software, and privacy impact assessment tools is typically required. Strong analytical thinking, attention to detail, and effective communication skills help you interpret regulations and advise teams. These abilities are crucial for ensuring organizational compliance and safeguarding sensitive data in a rapidly evolving regulatory landscape.

What is the difference between Internship Dpo vs Data Privacy Analyst?

AspectInternship DpoData Privacy Analyst
Required CredentialsTypically pursuing or recent graduate, no formal certification requiredRelevant certifications like CIPP, CIPM often preferred
Work EnvironmentEntry-level, learning-focused, often in a corporate or consultancy settingFull-time, professional role with independent responsibilities
Employer & Industry UsageInternships offered by companies, law firms, or consultancies in various industriesEstablished role in organizations handling data privacy compliance

The main difference is that an Internship Dpo is an entry-level, learning position aimed at gaining experience, while a Data Privacy Analyst is a full-time professional role with more responsibilities and required expertise. Internships serve as a stepping stone toward becoming a Data Privacy Analyst.

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Member of Technical Staff - RL Research (New PhD Grad)

Seattle, WA • On-site

Full-time

Medical, Retirement, PTO

Re-posted 5 days ago


Job description

About Nuance Labs
Nuance Labs is building photorealistic, real-time AI avatars with emotional intelligence: a full-duplex audiovisual system that can listen, speak, react, interrupt, and respond like a real person.
We're a research company, with PhDs from MIT, UW, Oxford, CMU, and Johns Hopkins, and industry experience from Apple, Meta, Amazon AGI, and more. Backed by Accel, Lightspeed, South Park Commons, and NVIDIA, we combine frontier research with ruthless engineering needed for consumer-grade, real-time systems. The team is small, the work is real, and the problems are unsolved.
How Nuance Differentiates
Most conversational AI avatars today are hacks - a face slapped on a speech-to-speech pipeline, stuck in the uncanny valley: emotionless, mechanical, one-turn-at-a-time. Current systems take 2-5 seconds to respond; natural conversation requires sub-500ms. That's a 10x improvement, and it demands rethinking the entire stack.
That rethinking starts with full-duplex: an AI that listens and speaks simultaneously, perceives emotion in real time, and responds with a face that actually reflects it. It's an extremely hard problem, and we're developing foundation models designed for it from the ground up.
About the Role
We're looking for a deeply technical Member of Technical Staff to own RL and post-training for large-scale omni models. This posting is aimed at researchers who are completing - or have recently completed - a PhD and want to do their best work at a fast-moving frontier lab.
This role is broader than a traditional RL algorithm role. You'll be expected to understand modern post-training methods and help build the infrastructure needed to run them at scale. The work spans RL method development, rollout generation, reward modeling, policy optimization, evaluation, data feedback loops, serving, observability, and distributed execution.
You'll help build Nuance's RL/post-training stack from 0→1 and scale it from 1→10. That means turning rapidly evolving research ideas into reliable training systems: defining the abstractions, choosing or modifying frameworks, wiring together rollout workers and trainers, building reward/evaluation loops, debugging failure modes, and making the system fast enough for researchers to iterate.
For Nuance, post-training is not limited to text. Our models are omni from the ground up: audio, video, language, and real-time full-duplex interaction. We need RL and post-training methods that improve interactive behavior, timing, interruption, emotional response, audiovisual coherence, and real-time conversational quality.
This is a high-ownership role with direct impact on how Nuance models improve after pretraining - and a place to grow fast alongside people who've built these systems before.
What You'll Own
  • Build Nuance's RL/post-training stack from 0→1: rollout generation, policy optimization, reward/reference model serving, data feedback loops, evaluation, checkpointing, observability, and debugging.
  • Develop and scale post-training methods such as PPO, GRPO, DPO, rejection sampling, RLHF/RLAIF, online RL, and model-based data improvement.
  • Design the systems abstractions that connect research ideas to production-scale RL runs: trainers, rollout workers, reward models, evaluators, data queues, experience buffers, and checkpoint promotion.
  • Build evaluation and feedback loops for omni behavior: turn-taking, interruption, timing, emotional response, audiovisual coherence, instruction following, and real-time interaction quality.
  • Optimize the end-to-end post-training loop across rollout throughput, serving latency, GPU utilization, policy update efficiency, queueing, checkpoint overhead, and research iteration speed.
  • Evolve the platform as algorithms, model architectures, reward definitions, data sources, and evaluation methods change.
What We're Looking For
  • A PhD - completed, or in its final stretch - in ML, RL, or a related field, with research depth shown through publications, a strong lab/advisor, or substantial open-source work.
  • Solid understanding of RL/post-training methods: policy optimization, reward modeling, preference optimization, rejection sampling, KL control, evaluation, and data feedback loops.
  • Ability to reason about model behavior and training dynamics: reward hacking, unstable rewards, distribution shift, stale policies, mode collapse, over-optimization, noisy preferences, and evaluation mismatch.
  • Exposure to RL/post-training pipelines through research, internships, or open-source - with frameworks such as verl, ms-swift, OpenRLHF, or equivalent, and familiarity with rollout serving systems such as vLLM. You don't need to have run these at production scale yet; you need to learn fast and go deep.
  • Strong software engineering fundamentals and the appetite to build real systems, not just prototypes.
  • Curiosity and adaptability toward new RL algorithms, model architectures, serving systems, evaluation methods, and research ideas.
Bonus Points
  • Hands-on experience with omni or multimodal post-training for audio-video-language models, especially long-context or real-time interactive systems.
  • Experience with PPO, GRPO, DPO, online RL, RLHF/RLAIF, reward modeling, preference data, synthetic data generation, or model-based data improvement.
  • Prior 0→1 experience building post-training systems, RL pipelines, agent training systems, evaluation platforms, or model improvement loops.
  • Experience with adjacent areas such as distributed pretraining, data infrastructure, inference serving, simulation, human/AI feedback collection, or evaluation infrastructure.
  • Publications or substantial open-source contributions in RL, post-training, alignment, evaluation, ML systems, or model behavior.
Compensation
$250,000 - $350,000 base salary, plus meaningful equity. We think long-term ownership matters and structure equity accordingly.
Logistics
  • Location: In-person in Seattle, five days a week - we believe in the compounding value of working shoulder-to-shoulder.
  • Visa sponsorship: We sponsor visas (O-1, H-1B, green card, etc.) from day one.
  • AI-native tooling: Do your best work with the best tools, including unlimited tokens.
Benefits
  • Health: We offer a variety of plans that meet your needs, including an HDHP with ~$2,000 in annual HSA contributions by the company (roughly 2x what most big tech companies put in).
  • Time off: 15 days of PTO, 10 public holidays, and we close the office for a full week at year-end.
  • Food: Lunch, drinks, and snacks on us every workday. We observe boba tea Tuesdays and Thursdays.
  • Commuter benefits: Utilize pre-tax money (up to $340/month) for parking and transportation.
  • 401(k): 4% match (100% of 1st 3% + 50% of next 2% contributions).

Nuance Labs is an equal opportunity employer. We believe diverse teams build better AI.