Graduate Software Engineer

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8 months ago

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Key Responsibilities:

Developing AI software for image processing purposes
Collaborating with a small team operating in a hybrid model
Contributing to product development and rapid skill advancement
Maintaining and enhancing the efficiency of AI-based detection algorithms
Participating in remote collaboration and on-site work at Milton Park, Oxfordshire

Job Requirements:

Mandatory:

A 1st or 2:1 degree in Computer Science, Engineering, Physics, Mathematics, or a similar field
Proficiency in Python coding
Excellent English and ability to write clear, well-structured documents
A systematic and analytical approach to problem-solving
Good mathematical skills
Self-management and teamwork capabilities
A structured and rigorous approach to work

Desirable:

Understanding of machine learning principles
Experience in building, training, and testing models in TensorFlow
Experience in writing code for image processing
If you are a Graduate Software Engineer looking for an exciting opportunity to develop your career within the defence and security sector, apply now to join our client's innovative team

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