Machine Learning Engineer

Cambridge
6 days ago
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Avanti Recruitment have partnered with an exciting AI company in Central Cambridge, who are looking for a Machine Learning Engineer to join their growing team.
You’ll be joining their cutting-edge AI team to develop and deploy state-of-the-art ML models that power real-world applications. You’ll work on groundbreaking AI solutions, such as low-latency speech recognition systems and LLMs.
You’ll need:

  • A strong educational background, with some focus on ML/Deep Learning
  • Experience using machine learning frameworks like PyTorch or Tensorflow
  • Experience training machine learning models for production applications
  • A background in handling multi-Terabyte datasets
    On offer are great salary and benefits, as well as hybrid working and the opportunity to work alongside true experts in the field

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