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Machine Learning Engineer (PhD)

Harnham
Slough
1 week ago
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Role:Machine Learning Engineer (PhD Graduate)

Salary:£70,000 - £90,000

Location:London, fully on-site 5 days per week


Drive innovation in 3D and visual realism at a deep tech startup pioneering the next generation of content creation tools.


ROLE AND RESPONSIBILITIES

  • Join a concise team of MLEs, working at the intersection of 3D, rendering, texturing, diffusion models, and visual effects
  • Research and develop new methods for converting 2D images into detailed material properties (e.g. colour, roughness, texture)
  • Work hands-on with diffusion models, GANs, and segmentation techniques (e.g. DINO) to enhance realism in 3D workflows



SKILLS AND EXPERIENCE

Required:

  • Strong academics (PhD) in a relevant area
  • Academic experience and an interest in texturing, rendering and 3D diffusion models
  • Proven track record in applying ML to image-to-material or image-based analysis problems


This role offers the opportunity to shape breakthrough technology in an industry-defining product. If you're passionate about the intersection of ML, visual realism, and 3D creation—get in touch.


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