Machine Learning Engineer

Oho Group
Southend-on-Sea
10 months ago
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Are you looking for you next Machine Learning Engineering role? Do you want to be a part of an exciting and hard-working team? This may be the position for you!

This Machine Learning Engineer role is an early-stage position as the company is only beginning to scale this year. The founders have a very successful background with an incredible portfolio of previous projects. Working within a start-up company will provide you with the opportunity to create an impact on the potential direction of the business. You will be working alongside an incredible team who are motivated and very well-funded.

The ideal candidate should want to be a part of a small and high performing team as well as the capability to work well independently. You should be driven to design and build elite machine learning and computer vision software solutions.

Ideally you should have:

  • A solid academic background, preferably from a leading University with high grades in Computer Science or a STEM subject
  • 2+ years commercial experience as a Machine Learning Engineer
  • Motivated about joining an early-stage start-up
  • Excellent communication and collaboration abilities
  • Familiarity with modern frameworks and languages (e.g., React, Vue, Golang, iOS, Android) is a plus, but not required


What you can expect:

  • A competitive salary
  • Equity options
  • Flexible, hybrid working environment
  • Working alongside an amazing team


Machine Learning Engineer – London – Exciting Early-Stage Start-Up

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