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Post-Doctoral Data Scientist

ECM Selection (Holdings) Limited
London
3 weeks ago
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Academic research with real industrial applications

This world-class research centre is focused on delivering the science needed to advance UK capabilities in AI and Data Science for the defence and security domains. They conduct pioneering research, publishing papers and releasing proof-of-concept software and hardware systems. They are seeking a versatile scientist to join the team.

They use modern machine learning / data science techniques and algorithms to solve these challenging problems. They work in a variety of areas including radar, communications, electronic warfare, and AI itself. The core of their work is developing fundamentally new approaches and taking advantage of recent breakthroughs in ML. Specific domain knowledge of the problem areas is not required, but a good general background in Physics is.

Requirements:

* PhD in a STEM subject which has provided exposure to modern machine learning / data science techniques

* Strong and holistic background in Physics

* Confident communicator prepared to present work at academic conferences and write formal papers for publication

* Fluency in Python for Machine Learning development

You will be working in well appointed offices in central London alongside other high achieving academics. Your work will have tangible results and part of your job will be to ensure successful transfer to industrial partners. As a highly research orientated organisation, hybrid workin...

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