26 to 28 of 28 Artificial Intelligence Jobs in Oxfordshire

world’s leading experts on autonomous vehicles, creating solutions such as Oxa Driver, equipping vehicles with full self-driving functionality; Oxa MetaDriver, using Generative AI to accelerate and assure the safety of deployments; and Oxa Hub, a set of cloud-based offerings for autonomous fleet management. Our technology is being … to date). Our purpose is to change the way the Earth moves, through an uncompromising focus on safety, efficiency and explainability of our AI approaches. The company has attracted $225 million from leading investors so far, with $140 million raised in the last Series C funding round in January more »

Join? ⚕️ From the precision devices saving lives daily to the convertible flying past you on the motorway. 🏎️ Our clients' machines leverage the latest in AI and engineering to ensure faultless manufacturing, assembly, and inspection of the goods that run the world. 🏭🌍 A one-of-a-kind combination of computer intelligence more »

our scientific aims and methods. We strive to build a supportive environment where everyone feels confident taking creative risks toward innovation. We value emotional intelligence and communicating with empathy and respect for others. We foster a team that is curious, has a deep sense of commitment, responsibility, and the … eit.org for more details. Key Responsibilities Develop Data Partnerships that accelerate EIT’s missions Identify datasets from companies, organisations, institutions, open source that enable AI to be transformative to missions. Enable EIT Exec and AI Capability Leadership to be strategic in data partnership acquisition decisions. Enable EIT to agree data … for organisations identifying routes, hurdles & potential obstacles. Exceptional people and stakeholder management skills Experience of early stage research that involves significant scientific discovery in AI and/or other scientific domains like health and medicine, physics, biology etc. Experience delivering solutions such as predictive models in domains where harnessing sensitive more »