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Head of Machine Learning (3D/Imaging/Computer Vision)

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London
8 months ago
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Job Description

Head of Machine Learning


Salary:£110,000-£130,000 + equity/benefits


Location:London - 5 days a week in office, can then become hybrid post probation


Manage and lead a dynamic team of Machine Learning Engineers working on high-impact, machine learning models in the 3D graphics and VFX space.


ROLE AND RESPONSIBILITIES


  • Working closely within a small team of 5, to build and scale ML models focusing on rendering and 3D graphic design
  • Working alongside technical and non-technical stakeholders
  • Driving the latest innovative research in Engineering, deploying core projects onto their AWS platform
  • Opportunity to upskill and manage whilst doing code reviews, reporting into the CTO


SKILLS AND EXPERIENCE


Required

  • MSc or PhD in STEM related subject + experience in ML Engineering
  • Proficiency in Python, PyTorch, TensorFlow and AWS
  • Then experience in some of:Diffusion, GANs, 3D modelling, BRDF, PBR, relighting, rendering, Gaussian Splats, Neural Radiance, Computer Vision
  • Management and leadership experience is required
  • Excellent communication skills with proven experience working with stakeholders
  • Previous startup experie...

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