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Liverpool
1 year ago
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Yoh have recently partnered with a scaling business who are pioneering data-driven technologies using sensor detection primarily within the water industry.

They are going through another round of funding and have won several large projects and grants to help support the product roadmap as well as to further develop their R&D functionality. They are looking to scale the team by hiring multiple people to bolster their data capabilities.

They are located on the outskirts of the Liverpool area and are looking to have someone join the team on a hybrid basis with candidates coming into the office 2/3 days a week. They can offer a candidates a salary between £45,000 - £65,000 per annum (D.O.E)

The responsibilities of this role include:

  • Implement data and machine learning based methods for training and validation results.

  • Be able to apply signal processing techniques in accordance to improving algorithm performance

  • Ability to process and visualise datasets and discussing the performance and accuracy of the data.

    To be a successful candidate for this role:

  • Experience working with Python programming to focus on data manipulation and analysis

  • Experience working with large datasets performing clustering, classification and regression (bonus points if this is working with time series data or computer vision)

  • Experience working and deployment using cloud services (AWS preferably)

    ** If you have experience working with problems in image processing or working with DAS sensors that would be highly beneficial **

    We currently have interviews being arranged with a client who is looking to move quickly to grow out this time, so don't hesitate in applying if you believe you meet most of the requirements for this role

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