4 of 4 Permanent Ray Jobs in England

Machine Learning Research Engineer (Foundational Research)

Hiring Organisation
Thomson Reuters
Location
London, England, United Kingdom
experience with experiment tracking and orchestration tools such as clearml, Weights & Biases, MLflow. Experience with distributed computing frameworks and large-scale data processing (e.g., Ray, Spark, Dask) Excellent communication skills to collaborate with researchers and translate research ideas into robust implementations Self-driven attitude with genuine curiosity about ML research ...

Machine Learning Engineer (Reinforcement Learning)

Hiring Organisation
FBI &TMT
Location
City of London, London, United Kingdom
Employment Type
Permanent, Work From Home
Salary
£85,000
with practical experience in building and training reinforcement learning models. Excellent programming skills, with experience using reinforcement learning and ML frameworks (e.g. PyTorch, TensorFlow, Ray, Gym, RLLib, SB3, TRL) and MLOps tools. Solid understanding of hyperparameter optimisation techniques and strategies. Experience building machine learning platforms or tooling for industrial ...

AI Scientist

Hiring Organisation
Searchability (UK) Ltd
Location
City of London, London, United Kingdom
Employment Type
Permanent
HAVE: Hands-on experience with LLMs and Natural Language Processing (NLP) , including fine-tuning or prompt engineering. Familiarity with distributed computing or parallel processing (Ray, Spark, etc.). Experience deploying models in production environments (Docker, cloud services). Exposure to data engineering or working alongside data pipeline teams. A genuine ...

HPC Platform Engineer Linux - Trading

Hiring Organisation
Client Server
Location
South West London, London, United Kingdom
Employment Type
Permanent, Work From Home
from home 1-2 days a week. About you: You have experience of engineering and supporting at least one HPC scheduler, such as YellowDog, Ray, Slurm or IBM Symphony You have a deep knowledge of Linux You have a good understanding of both loosely coupled and tightly coupled HPC workloads ...