Machine Learning Engineer

Intellect Group
City of London
6 days ago
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πŸ€– Junior Machine Learning Engineer (0–2 years) | Competitive Salary | London | Hybrid Working


πŸš€ Are you a Junior Machine Learning Engineer looking to kick-start your career working on real-world ML systems used at scale?


We’re looking for a curious and motivated Junior Machine Learning Engineer to join a collaborative, data-driven technology team, working in a flexible hybrid setup based in London. This role is ideal for someone early in their career who’s excited about applied machine learning, enjoys building solutions that move into production, and wants to learn from experienced engineers in a fast-moving environment.


You’ll be part of a modern engineering function working on large-scale data and ML products, contributing to model development, data pipelines, and deployment workflows that power business-critical platforms.


πŸ” In this role, you’ll:

πŸ€– Build, train, and evaluate machine learning models using Python

πŸ“Š Work with large, complex datasets to support ML-driven products and insights

🧠 Assist with feature engineering, experimentation, and model optimisation

☁️ Contribute to data and ML pipelines in cloud-based environments

πŸ—„ Work with structured and semi-structured data using SQL

πŸš€ Support the deployment and monitoring of models in production environments

🀝 Collaborate closely with data engineers, software engineers, and product teams

πŸ“ Help maintain best practices around testing, documentation, and reproducibility


🌟 What’s in it for you?

πŸ“ˆ Career Development – Hands-on experience, mentorship from senior engineers, and clear progression paths

πŸ’‘ Learning Culture – A team that encourages curiosity, experimentation, and continuous improvement

🏒 Hybrid Working – A flexible mix of remote work and time in the London office

🌍 Real-World Impact – Work on ML systems used by customers at scale

πŸ’° Competitive Package – Salary and benefits based on experience, including bonus, pension, and generous annual leave


βœ… What we’re looking for:

πŸŽ“ A degree in Computer Science, Machine Learning, Data Science, Mathematics, Engineering, or a related field

πŸ’Ό 0–2 years of experience in machine learning, AI, or software/data engineering (including internships, placements, or academic projects)

🐍 Strong Python skills for ML and data processing

πŸ—„ Experience working with SQL and structured datasets

☁️ Familiarity with cloud platforms and modern data stacks

🧠 A solid understanding of machine learning fundamentals and data workflows

πŸ’¬ Strong communication skills and a collaborative mindset


⭐ Big bonus points for:

βš™οΈ Exposure to ML pipelines, MLOps, or production ML systems

πŸ“¦ Experience with tools such as Databricks, Snowflake, or similar platforms

πŸ” Familiarity with version control, testing practices, or CI/CD workflows


If you’re excited about building machine learning solutions, learning fast, and growing your career in a supportive, high-impact environment, we’d love to hear from you.


πŸ‘‰ Apply now and take the next step in your ML engineering career.

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