Machine Learning Engineer

Wyatt Partners
Hounslow
3 days ago
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One of Europe’s most exciting Analytics software companies is looking to hire a Machine Learning Engineer.

If your a Machine Learning expert, and are interested in working on automation, AI, NLP & Data Visualisation software products for big corporates then this role might be for you.

You will join a rapidly expanding team of experts providing valuable solutions to some of the world’s biggest organisations around Risk Management & Cyber Security.

  • Strong STEM degree, ideally MSc level & above
  • Good knowledge & Experience of Machine Learning Algorithms
  • Strong Software Engineering skills – ideally Python
  • Ability to articulate how you have solved complex problems in the past through technical solutions

You will join a hugely talented team of Machine Learning Engineers, and an employer committed to Employee wellbeing. Regular Mental health, fitness & yoga sessions are a part of the working day as well as regular company away days.

Apply now to the Machine Learning Engineer role by clicking on the link and uploading either your CV or an Executive Bio.


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