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My client are a multi-national aerospace, defence & Security organistaion.

They are currently looking for an experienced Data Scientist to work on a hybrid basis out of their Filton site.

What you'll be doing:

Undertake technical activities based on significant professional experience and requiring considerable original thought
Producing outputs which would be consistently recognised as representing achievements of at least national standing
Liaise with a range of customers / project managers in establishing requirements in order to fully understand and advise on the technical issues and project objectives.
Contribute to the generation of technical strategies and plans within the group
Prepare, document and deliver formal and informal technical reviews / presentations / reports / demonstrations to inform customers of project progress
Represent and publicise the company externally, through publishing articles and speaking at conferences at national and international levels
Work in accordance with the Air Safety, Health & Environment Policy, and local safety plansYour skills and experiences:

Ability to write robust code in Python
Familiarity with machine learning frameworks such as Keras or PyTorch
Broad technical background in the field of AI and Machine Learning, in particular experience working on classification problems (e.g. Image/Acoustics/text/sentiment classification), Natural Language Processing, regression problems, Reinforcement Learning and Generative AI
Experience with computer vision, pattern recognition, large-scale data mining, data analytics or autonomous systems
You will have a strong background in working with large language modelsTo apply for this role please send your cv to Peter Bibby on the email address below

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