Machine Learning Engineer

Enterprise Recruitment Ltd
united kingdom
1 year ago
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A cutting-edge startup with a strong track record of creating disruptive products is seeking a Machine Learning Engineer to join their team. They are developing innovative applications that leverage machine learning, deployed on cameras, and are looking for a talented engineer to contribute to their success.About the RoleYou will work with both video and audio data, focusing on developing and deploying machine learning solutions. While prior experience in either domain is highly desirable, the team values smart, proactive engineers who are eager to learn and grow in the role.Your work will span across Machine Learning, Computer Vision, and Artificial Intelligence, with opportunities to contribute to core technical decisions and influence the technology stack. As a startup, the environment is dynamic and flexible—giving you the chance to make a real impact.Key Responsibilities:Develop and optimize machine learning models for video and audio applicationsCollaborate with cross-functional teams to bring AI-driven solutions to productionContribute to the selection and improvement of the tech stackStay ahead of the latest trends in AI, CV, and ML to enhance product capabilitiesWhat We're Looking For:Strong proficiency in Python development2–5 years of experience in Machine Learning, Computer Vision, or Artificial IntelligenceA problem-solving mindset with the ability to adapt and take initiativeExperience in working with video or audio (preferred)

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