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AI Researcher - Artificial Intelligence / GraphicsAlgorithms / Computer Vision / 3D Reconstruction / Deep Learning /Machine Learning / Graphics Do you hold an MSc or PhD in MachineLearning/Computer Science/Computer Vision or a related field? 4years of industry experience working on projects in: computervision, 3D reconstruction, deep learning, machine learning,graphics? Publications in CVPR, ECCV/ICCV, SIGGRAPH, BMVC, NeurIPS,ICML, ICLR.? Do you want to work with one of the worlds most wellknown tech/telecoms companies? We are searching for a number of AIResearchers with solid experience in Computer Vision, 3DReconstruction, Deep Learning, Machine Learning, and/or Graphics tojoin a globally known company in Cambridge on a 1 year contractbasis (inside IR35, PAYE) Please note, this is 100% onsite rolewith zero flex for hybrid/remote The role is mostly focused ondesign, implementation and deployment of state of the art robustgraphics AI algorithms and systems targeted to enhancing existingGame Graphics solutions(amongst numerous other tasks) What do welook for? Master/PhD degree in Machine Learning/Computerscience/computer vision or related technical domain. 4 years ofindustry experience working on projects in: computer vision, 3Dreconstruction, deep learning, machine learning, graphics.Expertise in AI, Machine Learning and Deep Learning Experiencedeveloping systems for manipulating image/video and multi-modalitycontent. Experience in collecting, cleaning and creating datasetsfor AI model development. Minimum 5 years’ experience in at leastone of the deep learning frameworks (e.g., Tensorflow, Caffe2,Pytorch, MxNet, Torch, etc.). Record of publications in top-tierconferences: CVPR, ECCV/ICCV, SIGGRAPH, BMVC, NeurIPS, ICML, ICLR.Any of the following will be considered a plus: Experience in Cloudor on-device AI model deployment. Have experience of shippingcomputer vision or 3D Reconstruction and Modelling experience intocommercial products and play a key role in these productdeployment. Experience in Generative AI Have knowledge ofSemi-supervised Learning, Unsupervised Learning, Transfer Learning,Long Life Learning Interpersonal experience: cross-group andcross-culture collaboration Experience with CPU/GPU/NPUoptimization. If this sounds interesting and youd like to learnmore, click the link below to apply or email me with a copy of yourCV on smoulandeu-recruit.com By applying to this role youunderstand that we may collect your personal data and store andprocess it on our systems. For more information please see ourPrivacy Notice(https://eu-recruit.com/about-us/privacy-notice/)about-us/privacy-notice/)

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