Artificial Intelligence Jobs

Hadean · London

Lead a new AI-powered defence product team, line-managing AI/ML, simulation, infrastructure and web engineers while staying hands-on in TypeScript, React and Node. You own delivery end-to-end, hiring and people development, partnering with Product and technical leads, with hybrid working one day a week in Shoreditch.

University of Essex · Milton Keynes · £41,950 pa

Develops novel computer vision techniques to capture and analyse live-broadcasted eSports events, identifying in-game events and building low-latency AI calculations for in-play betting markets. Works with Python, TensorFlow or PyTorch alongside Java and .NET colleagues, using historical game data and video feeds to detect irregular play patterns. A KTP partnership between the University of Essex and Sports Information Services Ltd.

Mohamed bin Zayed University of Artificial Intelligence · Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates

Conducts AI and network data science research on molecular multi-omics and medical data to advance precision medicine and discover new therapeutics. Works with an interdisciplinary team on the flagship Human Phenotype Project and Emirati Genome Project datasets, designing algorithms, publishing papers, and helping supervise PhD and MSc students.

University of Glasgow · Glasgow · £50,253 – £58,225 pa

Develops physics-informed machine learning and uncertainty quantification methods to improve subsurface characterisation for offshore wind and net-zero infrastructure. Joins an interdisciplinary team of engineers, data scientists and geophysicists within a UKRI-funded Fellowship, with scope to shape an ambitious research programme.

University of Essex · Ipswich · £40,000 – £45,000 pa

A KTP Associate role embedded at Distag QCS in Ipswich, working with a large, messy ERP dataset never designed for machine learning. The post holder shapes the data, builds reliable models, and leads the introduction of data-driven decision making in a business with no existing in-house data science capability. It blends hands-on Python development with change management, communication and academic paper contributions.

The University of Manchester · Manchester · £48,337 – £59,390 pa

Develops and applies machine-learning and AI methods to protein engineering and enzyme design, analysing large biological, chemical and experimental datasets and building predictive models and computational tools. Works within an interdisciplinary group spanning the Manchester Institute of Biotechnology and Department of Chemistry, providing ML and data-science expertise, training and support to postdocs and students, and contributing to publications and funding bids.

University of Sheffield · Sheffield · £32,080 pa

Build and evaluate machine learning models that predict Strep A outbreak risk from multiple real-world datasets, turning them into early-warning signals. Work with clinicians and an engineering team so analyses feed into a practical public health tool, with a focus on reproducible Python and/or R analysis.

University of West London · London · £18,000 pa

Develops an AI-enabled decision-support framework combining building-performance simulation, machine learning, GIS and remote sensing to optimise green roofs and façades for energy, carbon and thermal performance. Primarily computational, with no routine lab or fieldwork, and scope refined with the successful candidate.

University of Exeter · Exeter · £21,805 pa

Develops and evaluates AI, machine learning and deep learning methods for grading retinal fundus images to detect diabetic retinopathy, glaucoma, cataract and AMD. Works with large datasets including EyePACS, UK Biobank and NHS sources, comparing algorithm accuracy against NHS clinicians and optimising explainable models for clinical trust.

University of Exeter · Exeter · £21,805 pa

An interdisciplinary PhD co-designing miniaturised, low-power sensing hardware with AI for field-based wildlife monitoring, including individual recognition and automated behaviour quantification. Systems are benchmarked in controlled conditions then validated on wild jackdaws and West African field sites, spanning behavioural ecology, electronic engineering and data science.

UCL · London · £46,261 – £48,679 pa

Develop and evaluate novel AI algorithms to quantify brain iron load from standard-format MRI data, with a focus on quantitative susceptibility mapping (QSM). Based in UCL's Hawkes Institute, a multidisciplinary grouping at the intersection of engineering and health, within a top-ranked computer science department.

University of Surrey · Guildford · £21,805 pa

Develops next-generation federated machine unlearning algorithms that deliver verifiable, robust erasure without harming model performance or participant privacy. Research spans certified unlearning with formal guarantees, robustness to adversarial relearning, federated-specific benchmarks, and scalable unlearning for foundation models, supervised by Dr Pedro Porto Buarque de Gusmao and Dr Frank Guerin.

University of Hertfordshire · Hatfield · £39,560 – £46,970 pa

Postdoctoral role delivering research on innovative AI/ML algorithms for predictive modelling and optimisation of agricultural applications from heterogeneous data, as part of an Innovate UK-funded collaborative project. Involves developing AI/ML software tools, data management and analysis, supporting the Principal Investigator on project milestones, and contributing to publications and reports.

University of Oxford · Oxford · £21,805 pa

Investigates how the rapid growth of AI can be supported by more sustainable, circular hardware and infrastructure, linking computational performance to the physical materials and equipment required. Develops scenarios for UK AI and data centre growth, mapping hardware requirements to critical raw materials and modelling how lifetime extension, reuse, repair and remanufacture could cut environmental impacts. Based in the Circular Economy and Sustainability Lab, contributing to the Circular Electricals and Electronics Project.

University of Oxford · Oxford · £39,424 – £47,779 pa

Develops novel statistical and machine learning methods for large-scale genomic, phenotypic and health data, covering areas such as genomic language models, multimodal and federated learning, and multi-ancestry methods. Builds scalable, reproducible research software applied to biobank-scale datasets, evaluates statistical and predictive performance, publishes findings and guides junior researchers in the Palamara Group.

University of East Anglia · Norwich · £21,805 pa

A PhD studentship developing multispectral and hyperspectral imaging combined with machine learning to detect and classify marine litter from aerial and drone-based platforms. The researcher will characterise litter material reflectance in the lab, curate imaging datasets, and build models robust to changing illumination and sensor differences, based in the Colour & Imaging Laboratory and working with CEFAS scientists.