Guildford, Surrey, South East, United Kingdom Hybrid / WFH Options
Allianz Insurance Plc
and various foundational LLM's for Retrieval Augmented Generation (RAG) architecture including opensource would be desirable. Experience with graph machine learning (i.e., graph neuralnetworks, graph data science) and practical applications thereof. This is complimented by your experience working with Knowledge Graph, creating ontologies leveraging Neo4j, GraphDB and more »
Strong Python skills and understanding of data science and machine learning concepts and algorithms such as clustering, regression, classification, forecasting/predictive analytics, neuralnetworks, hyperparameter tuning, NLP, and utilising LLMs. - **Communication:** Strong ability to communicate complex technical concepts to diverse audiences effectively. - **Management:** Previous line management experience. more »
City of London, London, United Kingdom Hybrid / WFH Options
Eligo Recruitment Ltd
an integral part of a growing team (20 to 40 people in 12 months!) Tech skills needed for this ML engineering role: Deep NeuralNetworks (DNN) Generative Adversarial Networks Deep Learning Define, evaluate and assess AI systems performance Explore and implement state-of-the-art algorithms to keep more »
Employment Type: Permanent
Salary: £80000 - £100000/annum Plus Bonus and benefits
of these areas). You will look at the latest development within ML and design and deliver these across ML and NeuralNetwork Methodologies. You will be involved in data analysis and statistical modelling. You will be writing high quality code and deploying these models both on more »
Greater London, England, United Kingdom Hybrid / WFH Options
NeuralRec
with numerous publications at prestigious conferences. As a Research Engineer, you'll collaborate globally to tackle complex deep learning challenges, focusing on graph neuralnetworks and pioneering new foundation models in healthcare. The Impact Your research will directly contribute to real-world applications with a profound social impact more »