Machine Learning Scientist

Materials Nexus
London
1 year ago
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At Materials Nexus, our mission is accelerate the change to net-zero through the disruption of materials discovery and production. As Machine Learning Scientist you will play a role in collaborating with the wider ML team so our scientific platform can expand it’s capabilities at an even faster rate. As the ML team grows, we are happy to consider candidates from all levels. Even if you do not think you are an exact fit for the role, but are passionate about our mission and work we’d still like to see your application What you will be doing: Build and scale state-of-the-art ML models of materials, accelerating discovery of new materials while ensuring improved accuracy and reliability. Collaborate with our science team to identify opportunities to enhance our platform and product offering, more experienced candidates could also be influencing product roadmaps Apply data science and machine-learning to infer understanding from our datasets Deploy best practices throughout the machine learning team, with potential to take on more responsibility depending on experience

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