Machine Learning Engineer

In Technology Group
Oxford
5 days ago
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Job Title:Machine Learning Engineer

Location:Oxford, UK (Hybrid – 2 days a week in office)

Salary:£50,000–£80,000 + bonus

About Us


We’ve partnered with an award-winning software company based inOxford, building AI-powered platforms that help organisations extract insights, automate workflows, and drive smarter decisions across industries — from logistics and legal tech to research and government.


Backed by leading UK tech investors and home to a team of engineers, product thinkers, and data scientists, we’ve scaled rapidly in the last 3 years and are now looking for aMachine Learning Engineerto help us push our platform to the next level.


You’ll join a collaborative, pragmatic team that values clean code, creative problem-solving, and real-world impact. If you're excited by applied ML and building things that get used — this is for you.


What You'll Do Daty to Day


  • Develop, train, and deploy ML models in production for a range of use cases: document understanding, intelligent search, prediction engines, and recommendation systems
  • Collaborate with product managers, software engineers, and customers to scope and define ML features
  • Build scalable and reusable model pipelines and deploy using best-in-class MLOps practices
  • Monitor, tune, and maintain models post-deployment with attention to performance, drift, and explainability
  • Apply techniques likeNLP (LLMs, transformers, embeddings),supervised/unsupervised learning,semi-structured data parsing, andanomaly detection
  • Participate in sprint planning, code reviews, and architecture discussions — we’re a flat, fast-moving team


What You’ll Bring to the team


  • Strong Python skills and experience with ML frameworks likescikit-learn, TensorFlow, PyTorch, Hugging Face
  • Solid grasp ofdata wrangling,feature engineering, andmodel evaluationtechniques
  • Proficiency in designing and deploying production-ready ML pipelines
  • Familiarity withcloud platforms(AWS/GCP/Azure) and tools likeDocker, Airflow, MLflow, or Kubeflow
  • Understanding of core ML algorithms and when to apply them: classification, clustering, regression, etc.
  • Comfort withSQLand working in a software engineering environment (e.g., version control, CI/CD)
  • Great communication skills — you can explain your ideas to technical and non-technical people alike


Nice to Have (but Not Deal-Breakers):


  • Experience working withtext-heavy datasets, OCR, or document intelligence
  • Familiarity withvector search,semantic similarity, orRAG(Retrieval-Augmented Generation)
  • Interest inHuman-in-the-Loop ML, active learning, or explainable AI
  • Prior startup or scale-up experience, ideally in B2B SaaS or platform-based ML
  • Familiarity withTypeScript/JavaScriptor APIs if you've worked closely with full-stack teams


What’s In It for You


  • A meaningful role building real AI products that customers use daily
  • Competitive salary andgenerous equity options
  • Flexible working + hybrid model (beautiful central Oxford office)
  • £1,000 annual learning & development budget
  • 25 days annual leave + your birthday off
  • Private medical insurance + mental health support
  • Regular team events, tech meetups, and company retreats

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