Amberes Recruitment
Machine Learning Engineer
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Machine Learning Engineer
Imperial College AI & Robotics Spinout
Location: London (x4 days in per week)
Salary: £90K + Bonus + Benefits + Meaningul Equity
The Business
This is a pre-Series A, seed-backed AI company working at the cutting edge of robotics. It was spun out of Imperial College London by a group of top PhD engineers, and in under two years it has raised £5m and won paying customers across aerospace, defence and medical devices.
The platform takes data from many different sensors on industrial machines and turns it into real-time insights that help manufacturers produce safety-critical parts with confidence. The team is currently circa 10 people and growing.
The Position:
You'll take large, complex AI models out of research and into production, making them fast, reliable and easy to maintain. The models you deploy will run in real customer environments, often with limited computing power, so smart engineering really matters here. You'll work closely with the software team and have a big say in how the ML stack is built.
What You'll Work On
- Data and inference pipelines: Build and deploy pipelines that handle many types of data, including images, time-series and point clouds.
- Deploying complex models: Find new ways to get large, demanding models running well in production, even where standard tools fall short.
- Performance at the edge: Partner with the software engineers to solve tricky deployment problems on hardware with tight resource limits.
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Ideal Candidate Profile:
Someone who loves getting AI working in the real world, not just in a notebook, and who can move quickly without cutting corners.
You'll need:
- 3+ years building and deploying AI systems that solved real business problems
- Experience deploying ML inference in C++ (e.g. ONNX Runtime, TensorRT, libtorch)
- Strong deep learning knowledge, including CNNs, time-series models and transfer learning
- A degree in computer science, engineering or a related field, or equivalent experience
- A practical, problem-solving mindset
- The right to work in the UK
Bonus points for:
- Deploying AI in regulated or safety-critical industries such as aerospace, medical devices or automotive
- GPU programming with CUDA
- Papers at top AI conferences such as NeurIPS, ICML, ICLR or CVPR
- A background in robotics, industrial sensing or signal processing
- Startup experience, or a track record of thriving in fast-moving, uncertain settings
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Why Join
- Early seat at a well-funded Imperial spinout that already has paying customers
- Work on hard, unusual deployment problems you won't find in most ML roles
- Real ownership of the ML stack in a small, expert team
- Your work ends up in safety-critical products used by major manufacturers
If of interest, please apply!
Applicants' Note:
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