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Computer Vision Scientist (ViT, MLLM, VLM)

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Computer Vision Scientist (ViT, MLLM, VLM)
Permanent, full-time
Onsite London Central office (with flexible working time)
We are looking for a talented Computer Vision Scientist to join a leading global technology company's growing London-based AI research team. The team sits at the forefront of AI innovation, focused on multimodal large models, vision-language understanding, and embodied intelligence.
This is a senior-level role, but Junior candidates welcome! This role offers genuine potential to step up and grow into a senior grade, with genuine opportunity to make a real impact early in your research career.
What you'll do
- Develop and improve ViT (Vision Transformer) and multimodal large model architectures
- Advance multimodal alignment, representation learning, and long-context modelling
- Work hands-on with MLLM (Multimodal Large Language Models) and VLM (Vision-Language Models)
- Build and maintain large-scale multimodal datasets (image, video, audio, text)
- Support large-scale training systems, including GPU/cluster optimization and training infrastructure
- Translate cutting-edge research into real-world, production-ready applications
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What we're looking for
- Degree in Computer Science, Mathematics, Statistics
- Strong hands-on experience with Python and PyTorch
- Practical experience with MLLM, VLM, and ViT architectures
- Publications at top AI/CV conferences (CVPR, ICCV, ECCV, NeurIPS, ICML, ICLR) a strong plus
- Self-driven, resilient, and passionate about advancing AI


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What's on offer
- Competitive annual bonus (Standard 2-3 months, with potential to achieve more based on performance and contribution)
- 33 days annual leave (incl. UK bank holidays)
- Group Personal Pension
- Private medical insurance
- Life insurance
- Cycle to work scheme
- Learning & development time
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