Director of Engineering

Signify Technology

London

1 year ago

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Job Description

Role:Director of Engineering

Location:London, England

Contract:Permanent

Signify have partnered with a long standing client who are looking for a Director of Engineering who comes from a strong technical background. Expertise with ML and a strong interest in AI is a massive plus.

You will overseeing a few team and only have a handful of direct reports. They are looking for a DoE who has built and lead high performing teams. Who is not afraid in getting involved with hands on occasionally.

Role:

Lead, mentor, and scale multiple Machine Learning engineering teams, empowering both individual contributors and managers.
Drive the technical vision and strategy for ML systems, ensuring best practices in architecture, scalability, and performance.
Collaborate with stakeholders across product, data, and executive teams to align ML capabilities with business goals.
Roll up your sleeves when needed—help guide complex technical decisions and review key ML and engineering work.
Build and foster a high-performing, collaborative culture, where innovation and excellence thrive.
Scale teams and processes to support hyper-growth and evolving ML capabilities.

Reequipments:

Hands-on experien...

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