Senior Machine Learning Engineer

Xcede
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3 weeks ago
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Xcede are currently working with one of Europe’s most respected applied AI companies.

They work closely with governments and major organisations to solve complex, high-impact problems using machine learning and data science.


Something particularly impressive is their reputation as a tech unicorn, valued at over £1bn, and their position as a market leader in safe, real-world AI.


Currently, they are looking to hire ML Engineers for their Senior position in their Financial unit.


The ideal candidate will be someone who has worked as a ML Engineer with LLMs through application, deployment and production within the financial unit.


You will:

  • Build and deploy machine learning systems that are used in real-world production environments
  • develop scalable ML tools and infrastructure, so that models can be built, tested, and deployed efficiently across different projects
  • working closely with data scientists, engineers and business teams to solve important client problems using machine learning.
  • You would also help design the technical architecture for ML solutions, making decisions about how systems should be built
  • setting best practices for deploying ML systems at scale
  • Technical expert to customers/partners


Requirements:

  • Understand full end-to-end ML lifecycle
  • Proficiency with Python
  • Cloud infrastructure experience e.g AWS
  • Docker & Kubernetes scaling
  • ML statistics fundamentals
  • Strong stakeholder communication
  • Ownership in fast environments


If you are interested in this or other ML Engineering positions, please contact Gilad Sabari @ |

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