Machine Learning (Speech ) - Paid Internship - West London

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South West England
1 year ago
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Machine Learning Engineer

Senior Machine Learning Engineer

Senior Machine Learning Engineer

Senior Machine Learning Engineer

We are currently looking for a PhD Researcher to join our client on a paid internship.

You will be working on cutting-edge research for on-device AI.

Responsibilities:

•Develop state-of-the-art AI.
•Develop research ideas into production-ready software.
•Incorporate software engineering practices at both research and development stages
•Publish research results via papers and reports.

Required Qualifications / Expertise:

•Perusing PhD degree in AI / ML or a related subject.
•First author publications in top AI Conferences / Journals.
•Expertise in: Speech Recognition / Enhancement, Audio Processing / Generation or Generative AI.
•Proficiency in problem solving and debugging
•Expertise in Computer vision, machine/deep learning or related fields
•Strong programming skills in Deep Learning libraries like Pytorch and/or TensorFlow
•Programming proficiency one or more of programming language and APIs like C++/Java/Python
•Excellent communication, teamwork and a results-oriented attitude
•Proficiency in problem-solving and debugging

Contract Length: 6 Months
Location: West London
Hybrid: 2 days remote, 3 days on site per week.

For more information email

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