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Machine Learning Engineer (3D, Graphics, VFX) –Globally established entertainment company


Salary:£90,000–£110,000 (can stretch to £130,000 for the right person)

Location:London (Hybrid – 1–2 days per week in-office)


Join a tech-first team modernising the way entertainment is brought to life. Work across innovative deep learning and exciting projects within the Gen AI, software, 3D and computer vision space.


ROLES AND RESPONSIBILITIES

  • Work closely with a high-impact, global team of 4
  • Gain exposure and work hands-on across deep learning projects, as well as innovative AI (e.g 3D, Computer Vision, Gen AI etc.)
  • Join a company looking to modernise machine learning applications and AI while still giving control to creatives


REQUIREMENTS

✅ 2+ years hands-on experience in deep learning (ideally in computer vision or 3D-related areas)

✅ Strong Python + debugging skills

✅ Experience designing & training models inPyTorch or TensorFlow

✅ Good understanding ofC++

✅ Experience in thecreative industries - e.g, video, games or film industry


Bonus if you have:

  • GitHub, papers, or personal projects you’re proud of
  • Background in engineering or development—particularly withingaming,film, oranimation(4+ years total experience across roles)

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