Senior Software Developer - Machine Learning

Humanoid
London
3 months ago
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In a world where artificial intelligence opens up new horizons, our faith in its potential unveils a new outlook where, together, humans and machines build a new future filled with knowledge, inspiration, and incredible discoveries.The development of a functional humanoid robot underpins an era of abundance and well-being where poverty will disappear, and people will be able to choose what they want to do. With the world’s workforce increasingly moving away from undesirable tasks, the manufacturing, construction, and logistics industries critical to our daily lives are left exposed.By deploying our general-purpose humanoid robots in environments deemed hazardous or monotonous, we envision a future where human well-being is safeguarded while closing the gaps in critical global labour needs.

Collaborate with data scientists, AI researchers, and other engineers to integrate the knowledge base with broader AI/ML frameworks.- Conduct thorough testing and validation of the knowledge base to ensure accuracy and reliability.- Stay current with advancements in knowledge representation, semantic technologies, and related fields.- Provide technical support and troubleshooting for knowledge base-related issues.- Ensure compliance with data privacy and security standards in the knowledge base system.- Proven experience as a software engineer with a focus on knowledge base systems, knowledge representation, or similar areas.- Proficiency in programming languages such as Python, Java, or C++.- Strong understanding of data structures, algorithms, and database management systems.- Familiarity with AI/ML frameworks and tools, such as TensorFlow, PyTorch, and others.- Knowledge of industry trends and best practices in knowledge management and AI.

High competitive salary.- Flexible working hours.- Opportunity to work on the latest technologies in AI, Robotics, EdTech, MedTech and others.-

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