Lead IoT ML Engineer - AI Machine Learning Principal Data Scientist

Attis Global
London
9 months ago
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Job Description

Lead IoT ML Engineer AI / Machine Learning / Principal Data Scientist

Lead IoT ML Engineer urgently needed to join a wellbacked and growing startup in London. The company are seen as a future pioneer in the IoT and MLOps space and already revolutionising the way we work with AI and IoT devices.

As well as a competitive salary ofup to circa 110kper year you will also get:

  • Serious equitybenefitspackage
  • Digital nomad benefit take 6 weeks working from anywhere in theworld
  • 28 days holiday bank holiday
  • The chance to make your mark on an industryleadingproduct
  • Support from a diverse team of both tech and industry experts /enthusiasts
  • Stay handson whilst working with AI and ML on the very edge!

Your responsibilities will include:

  • Product design and developmentvia ML and software engineering
  • Define the requirements with the Product Manager
  • Building on and improving the current productfutureproofingmaintainingand evolving it
  • Be customerfacing the product is highlytechnicalso the sales team rely on you for technical backing
  • Leading a small team of analysts/engineers75 handson 25 leadership & client facing).

To be successful in this role you should have:

  • Proven ML Product development experience in a startup environment.
  • Process knowledge especially process design expertise.
  • Startup roadmap designand implementation.
  • AI/MLmodelling expert fromforecasting/prediction modelling totraining and retrainingthe models based on data drift etc.
  • Have Pythonexpertise
  • GoodDocker andKubernetesknowledge
  • A willingnessto learn C# and Rust ifyoudo not already have knowledge there
  • Have experience leading a small team
  • Worked with IoT products
  • Deploying and hosting apps on AWS ideally Azure fine too
  • Experience building collaboration with other technical teams.

PLEASE NOTE:Unfortunatelythe company are unable to provide visa sponsorship.

If you are interested in this role please apply with your CV through this site.

DISCLAIMER: No terminology in this advert is intended to discriminate on the grounds of age sex race religion or belief disability pregnancy and maternity marriage and civil partnership sexual orientation gender and/or gender reassignment and we confirm that we are happy to accept applications from anyone for this role. Attis Global Ltd operates as an employment agency and employment business. More information can be found at attisglobal.


Required Experience:

Staff IC


Key Skills
Machine Learning,Python,Data Science,AI,R,Research Experience,Sensors,Drug Discovery,Research & Development,Natural Language Processing,Data Analysis Skills,Toxicology Experience
Employment Type :Full-Time
Experience:years
Vacancy:1
Yearly Salary Salary:100000 - 110000

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