Machine Learning Engineer

Oho Group Ltd
London
7 months ago
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Machine Learning Engineer (Founding Team) - LLM


Join an early-stage,stealth-mode startupon a mission to redefine the future with cutting-edge ML. Backed by top-tier investors and building something bold from the ground up.

We're looking for aself-motivated, exceptional Machine Learning Engineerto workdirectly with the founders and CTO. This is acritical early hirewith massive ownership, influence, and the chance to shape both product and technical direction.


What You'll Do:

  • Build and deploy novel ML systems from scratch
  • Work at the cutting edge of AI research and infrastructure
  • Help define the company’s core tech and culture


What We're Looking For:

  • Deep ML expertise
  • Strong engineering fundamentals
  • Bias toward action and startup grit


This is your chance to make a real impact. If you're ready to build something that matters - get in touch.


Machine Learning Engineer (Founding Team) - LLM

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