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Up to £55,00 Brighton (Hybrid, 2 days per week) Company This company is a second-hand marketplace and e-commerce platform where users can sell or trade pre-loved items. Responsibilities Working closely within a team to understand, troubleshoot, and maintain the end-to-end across price optimisation and control best practices. Suggest techniques and deployment improvements. Maintain and enhance existing ML models, ensuring all models are deployed in production are monitored. Stay updated with the latest developments in ML/AI, and related fields to keep the company at the forefront of technological advancements Requirements MSc or PhD Degree in Computer Science, Artificial Intelligence, Mathematics, Statistics or related fields. Strong coding skills in Python and SQL Excellent communication skills Industry specific experience How To Apply Register your interest by sending your CV to Emily Burgess via the Apply link on this page. Keywords Machine Learning, Data Science, Pricing, Recommender, Deep Learning, GCP, AWS, Python, SQL.

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