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Machine Learning Engineer

London
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Machine Learning Engineer

Location: London
Contract Type: Hybrid
Engagement: Long term

Job Overview

Machine Learning Engineer to join a UK brand on a Hybrid contract in London

Excellent rates (Inside IR35)

Responsibilities

  • Model Development: Design, train, and optimise machine learning models that enhance user personalisation, including recommendation systems, ranking algorithms, user segmentation, and content analysis.
  • Data Pipeline Engineering: Build and maintain robust, scalable data pipelines to support feature engineering and model training across large-scale structured and unstructured datasets.
  • Production Deployment: Deploy, monitor, and maintain machine learning models in production, ensuring high availability, strong performance, reliability, and continued relevance.
  • Experimentation: Design, implement, and analyse A/B tests and offline experiments to evaluate model performance, validate hypotheses, and drive continuous improvement.
  • Cross-Functional Collaboration: Partner with multidisciplinary teams to align machine learning initiatives with business objectives, product goals, and user needs.
  • Research & Innovation: Stay abreast of emerging research and advances in machine learning, deep learning, and personalisation, assessing opportunities to integrate relevant techniques into existing systems.

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