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 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.

The Francis Crick Institute · London · £47,500 pa

Lead a computational project modelling how driver mutation clones interact with their microenvironment in chronic liver disease and liver cancer. Develop graph neural networks, transformers and generative AI on large-scale spatial transcriptomics, single-cell and imaging data, in a cross-institutional collaboration with the Wellcome Sanger Institute's Lotfollahi Lab.

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 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.

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.

University of Birmingham · Birmingham · £21,805 pa

Develops a physics-informed AI framework to design and optimise alternative cooling mechanisms and refrigeration cycles, integrating thermodynamic modelling, machine learning and multi-objective optimisation. Experimental work validates selected combinations, with scope to balance computational and lab effort. Based in the School of Chemical Engineering alongside sustainable cooling and energy storage research centres.

University of Exeter · Penryn · £21,805 pa

Develops physics-aware spatio-temporal graph neural networks for 0–6-hour visibility forecasting, focusing on low-visibility events in southeast England. The work spans six packages, from benchmarking NWP and ML baselines to linking learned representations with atmospheric physics, testing robustness to degraded observations, and operational evaluation with Met Office scientists.

Aarhus University · Aarhus, Denmark

Three-year PhD fellowship in Physical AI at Aarhus University's Adaptive & Agentic AI Lab, supervised by Behzad Bozorgtabar and Qi Zhang. The researcher will develop vision-language-action models, world models for planning, and efficient adaptation methods for edge robotics, targeting publications at NeurIPS, ICML, ICLR, CVPR, ICCV, CoRL, RSS and ICRA.

University of Oxford · Oxford · £49,119 – £59,955 pa

Leads a research strand on Bayesian methods for evaluating and monitoring AI systems, publishing findings, running the lab's open-source software, producing policy-facing outputs, and guiding research assistants and students. Based in the Bayesian Governance Lab within Oxford's Department of Engineering Science, in collaboration with the Oxford Martin AI Governance Initiative, on a two-year fixed-term post.

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.

University of Warwick · Coventry · £21,805 pa

Develops medium-voltage solid-state transformer cells for hyperscale AI data centres and net-zero grids, tackling high-frequency power conversion, compact magnetic links and electrical-thermal degradation under high-dv/dt stress. Combines multi-physics finite-element modelling in ANSYS/COMSOL with experimental validation in a high-voltage power electronics lab, culminating in a scaled hardware prototype.

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

Investigates whether small language models running on local workstations or on-premises servers can serve as reliable agents for bounded business workflows. The student will distil agentic capability from large teacher models via harness optimisation and fine-tuning on execution traces, measuring reliability, cost, latency and data locality, and releasing open tooling for UK SMEs.

University of Exeter · Exeter · £21,805 pa

Develops explainable, trustworthy machine-learning models for early dementia detection, integrating multimodal data such as neuroimaging, cognitive assessments, genetics and biomarkers. Uses latent knowledge-enhanced representations, vision-language agentic frameworks and uncertainty quantification, with clinician evaluation of bias and fairness. Validated through a longitudinal multimodal prediction and explanation system.

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.