Senior Machine Learning Engineer - Computer Vision

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1 year ago
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Senior Machine Learning Engineer - Computer Vision
A brilliant opportunity for a Machine Learning Engineer with strong experience in Computer Vision to join an exciting tech-for-good start-up in London, which is making technological advances and solutions using machine learning techniques within healthcare. Joining a company founded by experts in their field, this is an amazing opportunity to truly make a difference by helping in the advancement of diagnosis & treatment of disease.
Location: 4 days a week remote - 1 day a week in London
Salary: £60,000 - £92,000 per annum + comprehensive benefits including private medical, dental, opticians, life assurance and enhanced pension
Requirements for Senior Machine Learning Engineer - Computer Vision

  • At least 2 years experience working in a Machine Learning position
  • Strong knowledge of Computer Vision - and even better, if this was related to medical imaging
  • Proficient in programming, ideally in Python
  • Excellent academic history - you are very likely educated to Ph.D. level with a 2.1 or first class degree and at least AAB at A Level (or international equivalent)
  • Good communication skills
  • Strong problem-solving ability
  • Any experience with regulatory medical standards for AI being used within Medical Devices would be beneficial
    Responsibilities for Senior Machine Learning Engineer - Computer Vision
  • Designing and refining machine learning models for medical imaging applications.
  • Enhancing model deployment by optimising training across multiple GPUs and distributed systems.
  • Creating efficient, high-performance inference pipelines.
  • Incorporating the latest research to develop innovative machine learning solutions.
  • Maximising computational efficiency to improve resource utilisation.
  • Establishing performance metrics to monitor and evaluate models over time.
    What this offers:
  • An opportunity to join a success story in the making
  • Working in tech-for-good
  • A super friendly, supportive culture with people on a mission to improve lives
    Applications:
    If you would like to enquire about this unique Machine Learning Engineer opportunity, we would love to hear from you.
    We're committed to creating an inclusive and accessible recruitment process. If you require reasonable adjustments for your application or during the review process, please highlight this by emailing (if this email address has been removed by the job-board, full details for contact are available on our website).
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    RedTech Recruitment Ltd focuses on finding roles for Engineers and Scientists. Even if the above role isn’t of interest, please visit our website to see our other opportunities.
    We are an equal-opportunity employer and value diversity at RedTech. We do not discriminate on the basis of race, religion, colour, national origin, gender, sexual orientation, age, marital status, veteran status, or disability status.
    Keywords– Machine Learning Engineer / Computer Vision / Medical Imaging / AI in Healthcare / Deep Learning / Artificial Intelligence (AI) / Data Science / AI Research / Python / PyTorch / Parallel Computing / GPU Acceleration / Multi-GPU Training / High-Performance Computing (HPC) / Scalable Inference Pipelines / Cloud Computing (AWS, GCP, Azure) / Docker / Containerization / Linux / Git / ML Development Tools/ MLFlow / Comet / Model Performance Tracking / Computational Resource Optimisation / AI as a / AIaMD / Agile Development / Software Engineering / Production-Grade Code / Testable & Maintainable Code / Research Implementation

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