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Senior Machine Learning Engineer

WRK DIGITAL
London
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Machine Learning Engineer

Location:Remote - UK

Permanent

Salary:£90-100K per year + benefits

Start Date:Immediate


WRK digital is proud to partner with a fast-growing technology startup building solutions that combine human expertise and AI agents to automate complex operational workflows. The organisations mission is to help businesses solve real-world challenges in areas such as trust, safety, and marketplace operations - enabling them to scale efficiently without the need for complex integrations.


Having recently raised over $25M in venture funding from top-tier investors, the company is operating at significant scale, processing millions of images and videos daily. This is an exciting stage of their journey as they look to expand the platform and capabilities over the coming year and beyond.


The Role

Were shortlisting for an experienced Machine Learning Engineer to design, build, and deliver cutting-edge AI solutions for customers. Youll apply your expertise in software engineering and ...

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