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Machine Learning Researcher - Audio

The Audio Programmer Ltd
City of London
3 weeks ago
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Paddington, United Kingdom | Posted on 10/16/2025

Hybrid working from home and Central London

Join a voice technology company as a Machine Learning Researcher and help them to continue developing cutting-edge voice, speech and noise cancellation technologies.

As part of their audio technology research team, you'll be responsible for:

  • Carrying out research on deep learning audio
  • Evaluating and testing AI and ML models
  • Implementing and training models
  • Model research, implementation, training, evaluation and inference
  • Writing reports and research papers

With several products already on the market and thousands of users, this is a great time to join a company at the forefront of voice isolation and speech separation.

Hybrid working pattern with 2-3 days a week in their Central London R&D centre.

Requirements

  • PhD or MSc in AI, Machine Learning, Computer Science, Maths or similar
  • Experience in speech separation or stem separation
  • Strong background in real-time audio machine learning research
  • Detailed knowledge of machine learning and deep learning concepts
  • Real-time audio signal processing / real-time machine learning


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