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Senior Machine Learning Engineer

Tripledot Studios
London
1 month ago
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Role Overview

Tripledot is a leading independent mobile game company with over 25 million daily active users worldwide. We are building a company we are proud of.


Responsibilities

  • Implement cutting‑edge ML algorithms for personalization in gaming and test what works best for our games and data.
  • Design experiments and prototypes to test the viability and efficiency of new AI models.
  • Translate research findings into real‑world applications by creating algorithm prototypes in our codebase.
  • Convert prototypes into production‑level code that can be easily managed and deployed through the ML lifecycle.
  • Design, develop, and evaluate A/B tests to measure the effectiveness of personalization algorithms and optimize player experience.
  • Continuously monitor and analyze player data to identify new opportunities for personalization and improve existing algorithms.
  • Document work clearly and concisely, fostering knowledge sharing within the team.

Qualifications

  • A Bachelor's degree in a quantitative field (Computer Science, Mathematics, Statistics) or equivalent experience.
  • Strong understanding of industry standard ML techniques (Classification, Regression, Clustering, Recommendation Systems, etc.).
  • Experience applying machine learning algorithms to solve real‑world problems.
  • Proven experience coding algorithms from research papers into production‑ready code (Python preferred).
  • Experience with software development concepts like CI/CD, Version Control, Containers (Docker & Kubernetes) and deploying ML models to production.
  • Strong analytical programming and visualization skills (SQL, Python, R, matplotlib/ggplot).
  • Strong understanding of statistical concepts (hypothesis testing, sampling, probability distributions).
  • Excellent communication and collaboration skills.
  • A passion for mobile gaming and a desire to create engaging player experiences.

Bonus

  • Experience with more complex ML techniques (Reinforcement Learning).
  • Experience with A/B testing methodologies in an online gaming context.
  • Experience working in the games industry.
  • Experience deploying real‑time ML models.

Benefits

  • 25 days paid holiday plus bank holidays.
  • Hybrid working: office 3 days a week (Tues/Wed) and a day of choice.
  • Fully remote working: 20 days a year.
  • Daily free lunch: £12 for JustEat orders in office.
  • Company events and rewards: quarterly on‑site and off‑site events.
  • Employee Assistance Program: confidential support.
  • Family forming support: vital support on family forming/fertility journey (subject to policy).
  • Life assurance & group income cover.
  • Continuous professional development.
  • Private medical cover & health cash plan.
  • Dental cover.
  • Cycle to work scheme.
  • Pension plan.


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