261 jobs for “Software Developer cambridge”
PhysicsX Singapore
Builds physical foundation models for industrial engineering, scaling training across multi-GPU cloud compute and turning research prototypes into robust, optimised implementations. Works closely with research scientists, simulation engineers and customers, owning research work-streams and translating results into reusable libraries, tooling and products.
PhysicsX Singapore
Builds and operates a SLURM-on-Kubernetes HPC platform with 304 B200 GPUs, split evenly between platform engineering and hands-on support for researchers. Work covers cluster reliability, containerised job environments, high-performance storage and networking, and debugging distributed training and data generation workloads.
Databricks London
Lead a delivery team of 8+ engineers building and productionising data and AI solutions on the Databricks platform for enterprise customers. The role blends hands-on technical oversight of Spark, Python/Scala, cloud and MLOps architectures with professional services delivery metrics, hiring and coaching. Hybrid working in London, with accountability for bookings, revenue, margin and customer satisfaction.
University of Southampton Southampton £46,970 – £49,798 pa
Lead a translational research project extracting structured clinical findings from electronic health records using open-source large language models, harmonising them to ontologies such as HPO, SNOMED CT and ICD-10. Develop reproducible LLM-based pipelines on high-performance computing, integrate clinical and genomic data for autoimmune disease diagnostics, and manage early career researchers within a multidisciplinary team.
CrowdStrike Bucharest, Romania
Owns major components of the Windows kernel-mode endpoint sensor, architecting and building anti-virus and EDR features that cut across file system, memory, process and networking subsystems. Leads projects end to end, from design through unit and component testing, while mentoring and collaborating with a distributed, cross-platform team.
CrowdStrike Reading
Owns major components of the Falcon endpoint sensor, a Windows kernel-mode driver that observes system activity, prevents malicious behaviour and streams telemetry to the cloud. Work spans architecture, design and delivery across file system, memory, process and networking subsystems, with shared components across Windows, Mac and Linux. Involves leading projects, mentoring and collaborating in a distributed team.
Wayve London
Leads complex, multi-team programmes across Level 2 and Level 4 autonomous driving products, translating product milestones into integrated cross-team schedules and delivery plans. Reviews technical progress, backlog health and system-level evidence to assess milestone readiness, managing dependencies and critical-path activities across engineering, product, safety and validation. Improves lifecycle-planning practices and tooling to surface risk earlier and deliver more predictably.
Faculty London
Builds and scales client-facing web applications that translate complex machine learning insights into intuitive interfaces for government and public sector clients. Works across the product lifecycle with data scientists and designers, architecting reusable design systems and maintaining CI/CD and cloud deployment workflows while mentoring other engineers.
Faculty London
Lead the technical strategy, architecture and deployment of secure AI systems across high-stakes domains, bridging research and production impact. The role involves capability testing for Frontier AI models, multi-agent systems, scalable cloud infrastructure and safety-first frameworks, while advising senior clients and mentoring engineering talent.
Wayve London
Lead the technical architecture and roadmap for onboard localisation, designing and productionising state-estimation systems that fuse GNSS, IMU and wheel odometry for accurate vehicle pose estimates. The role spans algorithm design, prototyping, validation and deployment on real-time vehicle platforms, with hands-on technical leadership and mentorship across robotics, calibration, controls and sensor teams.
University of Oxford Oxford £49,119 – £58,265 pa
Develops and validates machine learning models for disease forecasting and simulation models for scenario exploration, using large-scale epidemiological, genomic and behavioural data. Builds decision-support tools and reproducible pipelines, integrating them into public health workflows with partners in Nigeria and the DRC through co-design workshops and training.
Deerfoot Recruitment Solutions Didcot £700 – £900 pd
Architect and build multi-agent AI systems end-to-end, combining frameworks like LangGraph or Haystack with bespoke orchestration, state management and tool-calling logic. Embed LLMs and vision-language models into live reasoning, search and task-execution workflows, deploying across cloud and on-premises environments with monitoring, evaluation and guardrail tooling. Set technical standards for agentic AI within the team, working with a biotech and pharma customer.
Multiverse London
Owns end-to-end AI systems, building agents and the retrieval, memory and RBAC layers that make context permission-aware. Designs evaluation pipelines, tool integrations via MCPs and APIs, and influences architectural direction within a small, high-velocity cross-functional squad.
Medtronic London £76,800 – £115,200 pa
Designs, benchmarks and optimises deep learning models for computer vision and surgical video understanding, focusing on low-latency inference on edge and cloud devices. Works with ML, platform and embedded engineers on end-to-end video pipelines, using PyTorch, TensorRT and techniques like pruning and quantization. Distinct for its operating-room, safety-critical medical imaging context.
Hays Technology London £100,000 – £110,000 pa
Hands-on role building the backend services, APIs and data pipelines behind a new AI layer for an investment management firm's portfolio platform. Involves LLM applications such as agent workflows, tool use and RAG, plus security controls, automated tests, AI evaluations and monitoring of accuracy, latency and cost in production.
