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Machine Learning Engineer (Relocation to London) @ Kaedim

Kaedim
London
10 months ago
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About the job

Hi there! My name is Konstantina, I’m the founder of Kaedim. The inspiration for starting Kaedim came back in 2019 when I took a 3D modelling and a 3D animation course at university while studying Computer Science. I remember thinking, “How hard can it be?” The answer turned out to be: very.

From trying to address my own frustration, fast forward four years later:

  • we are helping hundreds of game, product design, and e-commerce companies accelerate their 3D asset production pipelines in their daily work.
  • We are supporting one of the top 10 games of all times as well as the largest e-commerce platform.
  • we are profitable since 9 months post-launch
  • we have raised our Series A from tier 1 Silicon Valley investors

The problem we are working towards solving is incredibly hard, but it’s what makes our work unique and rewarding. We are building Kaedim one day at a time and looking for ambitious people to join our mission. If you're driven and ready to solve complex problems, Kaedim is the place for you!

Here is how we work: GitHub link.

Check out our recent demo and our website.

Please Note: The salary ranges provided above are specific to San Francisco. Below are the corresponding salary ranges for other locations, based on 0-5 years of experience:

  • London: £45k – £80k
  • Singapore: S$80k – S$145k


  • Must be eager to be involved with both AI and product dev.
  • Must have done this before, or be willing to learn fast.
  • Must be customer driven. We think customers first and so should you.
  • Must be driven to go above and beyond.
  • Must be able to explain and communicate clearly.
  • Must be able to work autonomously.
  • Must want to work hard.
  • Must be a strong communicator, capable of justifying decisions, proposing new ideas and explaining ML concepts to the rest of the team

Nice to haves

  • Experience with 3D modelling would be a big plus

About the job

Hi there! My name is Konstantina, I’m the founder of Kaedim. The inspiration for starting Kaedim came back in 2019 when I took a 3D modelling and a 3D animation course at university while studying Computer Science. I remember thinking, “How hard can it be?” The answer turned out to be: very.

From trying to address my own frustration, fast forward four years later:

  • we are helping hundreds of game, product design, and e-commerce companies accelerate their 3D asset production pipelines in their daily work.
  • We are supporting one of the top 10 games of all times as well as the largest e-commerce platform.
  • we are profitable since 9 months post-launch
  • we have raised our Series A from tier 1 Silicon Valley investors

The problem we are working towards solving is incredibly hard, but it’s what makes our work unique and rewarding. We are building Kaedim one day at a time and looking for ambitious people to join our mission. If you're driven and ready to solve complex problems, Kaedim is the place for you!

Here is how we work: GitHub link.

Check out our recent demo and our website.

Please Note: The salary ranges provided above are specific to San Francisco. Below are the corresponding salary ranges for other locations, based on 0-5 years of experience:

  • London: £45k – £80k
  • Singapore: S$80k – S$145k

,[Coming up with solutions to hard problems, Making proof of concepts, Coming up and implementing improvements on existing ML algorithms, Bringing other team members up to speed, Report on key ML-related KPIs, Iterate based on customer feedback] Requirements: AI, REST API

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