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Machine Learning Engineer

Wave Talent
Newcastle upon Tyne
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At Wave Talent, we know job descriptions can often miss the mark. So instead of giving you a wall of text, we asked candidates what they actually want to know. Here's everything you need upfront. If it sounds like a fit, let’s chat.


💰Rate: Up to £600/day (Outside IR35)

💻Experience: Strong Python + Experience working with LLMs (e.g., OpenAI, Anthropic), vector databases, or designing effective prompts is a big plus.

🚀Industry/Type of business: AI B2B SaaS / Fintech

🏠Remote working: Fully remote or 1 day/week in London office

🧩Interview process: 2 stages (Tech test + Interview)

🎯Working on:


Building and deploying ML models powering an AI visualisation tool for VCs. Think predictive insights, NLP, and data pipelines.


You’ll be joining a small but ambitious team — the founders have a strong track record of building and scaling tech businesses, so you’ll be in good hands. The team is set to double in size by the end of the year, so there’s plenty of room for growth.


If you're an ML engineer with strong Python skills and want to work on cutting-edge AI tools with real-world impact, apply now. Let’s talk!

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