Machine Learning Engineer Consultant

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Machine Learning Engineer Consultant

Location: Cambridge, England, United Kingdom
Contract: Permanent
Salary: Competitive + Excellent Benefits

Job Description:

Electus Recruitment is seeking a Machine Learning Engineer Consultant to join a dynamic SME that is part of a larger group of companies poised for significant growth. As a Machine Learning Engineer Consultant, you will contribute to innovative projects that protect the UK from emerging threats.

 Key Responsibilities:
Conduct in-depth research into state-of-the-art machine learning techniques and related emerging technologies.
Design, develop and implement machine learning models for a variety of tasks, from proof-of-concept to working prototypes.
Understand the underlying algorithms, mathematical concepts and workings of machine learning techniques.
Collaborate with a multi-disciplinary team of experts to solve complex challenges.
Communicate solutions to technical and non-technical stakeholders.
Requirements:
Strong technical skills and proven track record in machine learning research, with a focus on deep learning techniques and neural network architectures.
Experience with machine learning libraries and frameworks such as PyTorch, TensorFlow and Keras; data manipulation libraries such as Pandas and NumPy; and MLOPs tools such as Docker.
Experience with emerging machine learning technologies such as RL, XAI and Generative AI including LLMs.
Strong coding proficiency in Python.
An enquiring mind and a passion for problem-solving.
Post-Graduate Degree and research experience or a PhD in a relevant field such as Physics, Mathematics, Computer Science or Engineering.
Ability to obtain and maintain UK security clearance.
This is an on-site role. A flexible working policy exists however the applicant is expected to be on-site for the majority of the time.
“Due to the nature of work undertaken by our client, incumbents of these positions are required to undergo pre-employment screening and must be able to satisfy clearance criteria for UK Security Vetting”

Benefits:
Competitive salary and benefits package.
Opportunity to work on challenging and rewarding projects.
Collaborative and supportive work environment.
Access to state-of-the-art facilities and resources.
Opportunities for professional development and growth.
Generous pension scheme.
Private medical insurance.
Employee assistance program.
Company-sponsored social events.
Comprehensive relocation package available, if applicable.
Join a company that is committed to growth and innovation.  They are a dynamic SME with ambitious plans to double their size over the next five years. As part of our client's team, you can contribute to their success and be part of something truly exciting.
 
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