2 Machine Learning Jobs in Saffron Walden

science and robust drug development. You will be a key player in designing and operating software that integrates cutting-edge knowledge graphs, LLMs and ML techniques into our biomedical data processing and drug discovery platforms. We are open to applicants at various career stages, but we are particularly interested in … Lobentanzer in the Saez-Rodriguez Group at Heidelberg University Hospital (UKHD). You will work collaboratively across the project group with other experts in ML/AI, NLP, data integration and product delivery across ChEMBL, ePMC, Open Targets and Heidelberg University Hospital on a common goal to integrate cutting-edge … science, bioinformatics, software development, or a related field. Strong proficiency in Python and experience with Large Language Model integration. Proofed experience in applying modern ML/LLM frameworks and concepts Good understanding of ML principles including embeddings, cross-validation and fine-tuning. Proficiency in common data preprocessing task and normalisation more »

Lobentanzer in the Saez-Rodriguez Group at Heidelberg University Hospital (UKHD). You will work collaboratively across the project group with other experts in ML/AI, NLP, data integration and product delivery across ChEMBL, ePMC, Open Targets and Heidelberg University Hospital on a common goal to integrate cutting-edge … the ecosystem of biomedical and/or clinical data resources Knowledge of human genetics, genomics, and/or drug discovery - or are interested in learning about these topics. Experience working with knowledge graphs (e.g., https://biocypher.org) and graph databases (e.g., Neo4j). Experience leveraging embeddings derived from … graph-based representations and/or machine learning. Experience building high-quality software and making frequent deployments as part of a regular software release process. Experience working with infrastructure-as-code, continuous integration, containers, Cloud infrastructure, and deployment. Interest in promoting your work and the ways we have solved more »