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Senior Machine Learning Engineer - Biotech Start-up - NLP research

Opus Recruitment Solutions
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AI Engineer – Confidential Biomedical Intelligence Platform (London)

Salary between £90,000 - £130,000 (depending on seniority)


We’re representing a rapidly growing healthtech company headquartered in London with global reach, operating at the cutting edge of biomedical knowledge discovery. Their mission is to transform how researchers and clinicians access, interpret, and act on scientific and clinical data—accelerating breakthroughs in diagnosis, treatment, and drug development.


This organisation has developed a proprietary AI platform that ingests vast volumes of unstructured medical literature, clinical records, and real-world data to surface causal relationships, therapeutic insights, and patient stratification opportunities. They are now expanding their engineering team to scale this capability across new therapeutic areas and geographies.


Role Overview

As an AI Engineer, you’ll be embedded in a cross-functional team of researchers, data scientists, and product designers working to build intelligent systems that extract and reason over biomedical knowledge. You’ll help design and deploy machine learning models that power real-time decision support tools for clinicians, researchers, and life sciences partners.

This is a hands-on role for someone who thriv...

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