Machine Learning Engineer (NLP)

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14 months ago
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Job Title: Machine Learning Engineer (NLP)

Location: Bristol (hybrid)

Salary: £40k - £60k per annum

Job type: permanent

About Us
Join a dynamic organisation at the forefront of cyber risk management! Our client specialises in innovative solutions that tackle complex challenges in the rapidly evolving cyber reinsurance domain. Here, cutting-edge technology meets data analytics to drive impactful results.

Role Overview
We are on the lookout for a passionate NLP Engineer ready to dive into the world of advanced language models. You'll collaborate with diverse teams to implement state-of-the-art NLP techniques and build scalable AI solutions that make a difference!

Key Responsibilities:

Develop and optimise NLP models for information retrieval, summarization, and more!
Work closely with data scientists, engineers, and domain experts to tailor AI solutions to business needs.
Stay ahead of the curve by researching the latest in NLP technologies, including semantic search and generative AI.
Design scalable data pipelines for efficient processing of both structured and unstructured data.
Evaluate and fine-tune machine learning models to ensure peak performance.
Maintain robustness and compliance of models and data pipelines, adhering to best practises for data privacy.
Document processes for transparency and knowledge sharing across teams.

Qualifications:

Bachelor's in Computer Science, Engineering, Statistics, or a related field; Master's or Ph.D. preferred.
Strong foundation in machine learning and NLP techniques through academic or industry experience.
Proficient in Python and popular ML/NLP libraries like TensorFlow, PyTorch, and Hugging Face.
Experience with cloud platforms (GCP, AWS, Azure) is a plus!
Familiarity with advanced NLP techniques such as Prompt Engineering and Parameter-Efficient Fine-Tuning (PEFT).
Excellent communication and problem-solving skills.

Why Join Us?

Competitive salary and benefits, including a 5% pension and 28 days holiday!
Private medical insurance and a death-in-service benefit.
Opportunity to work with cutting-edge technology in a collaborative and inclusive environment.
Career growth and development opportunities await you!

Ready to take your career to the next level? Apply now and be part of something extraordinary!

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