Artificial Intelligence Jobs

Queen's University Belfast · Belfast · £42,972 – £51,270 pa

Conducts research in hardware-accelerated custom computing within QUB's Centre for Secure Information Technology, contributing to the European RIGOLETTO initiative on an open RISC-V automotive hardware platform for software-defined vehicles. Involves FPGA design, CPU architecture work, and collaboration with academic and industrial partners.

Cranfield University · Bedford · £38,655 – £46,492 pa

Integrates four strands of AI research into a single flight-deck assistant and validates it with airline pilots in Cranfield's Future Systems Simulator. Builds the software platform and automated test framework for real-time operation, creates flight scenarios, runs simulator trials and publishes findings within an EU Horizon Europe project.

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 Exeter · Exeter · £21,805 pa

Develops a resource-aware AI framework for 2D and 3D medical imaging that adapts computation to case complexity, clinical risk and available hardware. Investigates where unnecessary computation occurs, builds a configurable model family, and validates it on population-scale abdominal MRI (UK Biobank) and near-patient dermatology imaging, with safety assessed across patient subgroups.

DCV Technologies · Manchester · £550 – £600 pd

Contract data science role focused on building and evaluating AI/ML solutions on Google Cloud Platform, including classical machine learning models and LLM-based applications. Day-to-day work spans prompt engineering, RAG concepts, experiment design, model evaluation and documentation, alongside requirements gathering, code review and troubleshooting with project managers and developers.

NVIDIA · Bristol

Research and develop techniques to GPU-accelerate deep learning, machine learning and other AI workloads, working with technical experts from industry and academia to analyse and optimise complex AI and HPC algorithms on modern CPU and GPU architectures. The intern also publishes optimisation techniques via developer blogs or conferences and helps influence next-generation hardware, software and programming models.

Back TO Work · Nottingham · £26,500 pa

An apprenticeship supporting a manufacturing firm's IT and security team, monitoring production networks for unusual activity, responding to alerts, managing user accounts and access permissions, and helping maintain security standards across office and factory systems. The role blends cybersecurity with AI, using AI-powered tools for anomaly detection, automation and reporting dashboards, while learning to protect operational technology and connected devices.

NVIDIA · Zürich, Switzerland

Research and develop techniques to GPU-accelerate deep learning, machine learning and other AI workloads, working with technical experts to analyse and optimise complex AI and HPC algorithms on modern CPU and GPU architectures. The role also involves publishing optimisation techniques via developer blogs or conferences and influencing next-generation hardware and software design.

eFinancialCareers · London · £450 – £550 pd

Develops and maintains C# software and algorithms that process incoming news streams, turning financial and market data into accessible information for research and investment decisions. Also explores artificial intelligence to enhance information processing and contributes to the wider software infrastructure supporting Global Research services. Works alongside Python-based tooling within a consultancy team serving financial services clients.

King's College London · London · £45,031 – £52,514 pa

Designs, builds and evaluates AI-enabled evidence synthesis tools and pipelines for the METIUS programme, writing production-quality Python code and onboarding consortium partners. Runs methodological and evaluation studies on the reliability and usability of AI-assisted synthesis methods, publishing the results, and contributes to the Solace-AI project on climate-health emergencies. Works alongside software developers, data scientists and evidence synthesis specialists.

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.

Faculty · London

A one-week unpaid work placement at Faculty's London offices for UK Armed Forces veterans in their final 12 months of service. Participants gain structured exposure to different roles, processes and people across the Defence Business Unit, seeing how a leading AI company applies machine learning to surveillance, reconnaissance, autonomous systems and combat service support.

DCV Technologies · United Kingdom · £500 – £675 pd

Hands-on change management and adoption role supporting a global technology client's Copilot and Microsoft 365 rollout. You'll facilitate training and office hours, develop persona-based scenarios, coach change agents and champions, track adoption metrics, and contribute to backlog refinement and sprint planning alongside the ACSM Architect and customer stakeholders.

University of Exeter · Exeter · £21,805 pa

Develop next-generation machine learning models to predict genetic interactions from large-scale perturb-seq data, evaluating graph neural networks and autoencoders for genome-wide scalability. The purely computational project feeds a lab-in-the-loop cycle with pancreatic cancer screens from the AstraZeneca and Cancer Research Horizons Functional Genomics Centre, with results released as open-source software.

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.