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Freelance Project Manager (AI & Machine Learning)

Data Scientist Python Software - London (IT) / Freelance

We’re urgently looking for an experienced Senior Computer Vision ML Engineer for a fixed-term 6-month contract with an industry-leading AR/ML scale-up in the retail sector. This role is perfect for a contractor eager to work on cutting-edge computer vision and spatial machine learning models in a commercial setting.


Position Details:

  • Start Date: Immediate
  • Location: Remote (UK Based)
  • Duration: Initial 6 months
  • Workload: Full-time
  • Rate: Competitive – Outside IR35


What You’ll Be Doing:

  • Working with state-of-the-art computer vision models in a commercial setting.
  • Developing and optimizing spatial machine learning models to improve AR/VR applications.
  • Contributing to 3D vision model development for store planning, marketing, and merchandising.
  • Collaborating with a globally distributed team to enhance real-world applications in retail and customer engagement.


Key Requirements:

  • Strong experience in computer vision and machine learning models in a commercial environment.
  • Expertise in spatial machine learning models and 3D vision models (ideal but not mandatory).
  • Strong research and education background in Computer Vision, ML, or AI.


If you’re interested in this opportunity, please send me your latest CV and the best contact number.

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