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Machine Learning Engineer - Computer Vision

  • Build and train ML models from scratch
  • Small team with a startup mentality
  • Solving real-world, real-time problems
  • Salary to £60k, hybrid working setup

ABOUT THE CLIENT

At this client they are revolutionising the way technology interacts with the world, watching behaviours carefully to predict outcomes. As a leading innovator in AI and machine learning, they are expanding their team of bright and passionate engineers to help build cutting-edge computer vision solutions. Join to work on exciting projects that shape the future of automation, AI, and visual perception!

THE BENEFITS

  • Salary to £60k
  • Hybrid working - you're only needed twice a week in our office close to Derby
  • 25 days annual leave
  • Significant career progression opportunities

THE MACHINE LEARNING ENGINEER ROLE

We are looking for a Machine Learning Engineer with a strong interest in Computer Vision to join this growing team. This is an exciting opportunity for someone relatively early in their career who is eager to contribute to real-world applications of AI. Working on greenfield development, you will get heavily involved in all stages of building and deploying novel AI technologies. You will hone your skills in training ML models and bringing together new technologies to solve the ...

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