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Machine Learning Engineer

Harnham
Sheffield
4 days ago
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Data Scientist & Machine Learning Engineer - Fully Remote

We are currently working on a fully remote, data-driven gaming & entertainment company that's scaling its Data Science and Machine Learning capabilities across Europe.

The business has around 100 employees globally and is deeply invested in analytics, experimentation, and automated decision-making.
They're now hiring for:

  • Senior Data Scientist

You'll work on player-behaviour analytics, predictive modelling (churn, CLV, recommendations), and game-economy optimisation. The role involves significant ownership and frequent interaction with C-level stakeholders, so strong communication and statistical depth are essential.
Tech: Python, SQL, GCP.

  • Machine Learning Engineer

Focused on deploying, maintaining, and monitoring ML systems. You won't be building models but will work closely with DS and engineering teams to ensure performance and reliability. Quality and resilience matter more than years of experience.
What they look for

  • Strong technical foundations
  • Business awareness and commercial thinking
  • High resilience and comfort stakeholder communication and feedback
  • Clear communication, especially with senior stakeholders


Desired Skills and Experience

GCP, Python, Kubernetes, Deployment

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