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Machine Learning Engineer

Oho Group Ltd
City of London
6 days ago
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Job Description

ML Engineer / AI Engineer / Graduate / Junior / London


We're looking for anexceptional AI/ML graduate or postgraduateto join our ambitious team and play a key role in building the future of personalised education. You'll be at the core of enhancing our multi-layered LLM architecture and helping students reach their full potential through AI-powered learning.



You will ideally have:

  • AFirstClass BScin Machine Learning, Computer Science, or a related field from aRussell Group university
  • At least2+ years of hands-on experiencedeveloping production-grade AI/ML systems
  • A flawless academic record in secondary and higher education
  • Proven experience inprompt engineeringfor complex applications
  • Strong expertise inLLM fine-tuning and optimisation
  • Willingness to work from our London office4 days per week (Wednesdays remote)


Why join?

  • Work on cutting-edge, mission-driven AI projects with real-world impact
  • Competitive salary
  • Fast growth potential
  • Build tech that actually changes lives
  • the opportunity to collaborate with a world class academic team


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