G-Research
Machine Learning Performance Engineer

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We tackle the most complex problems in quantitative finance, by bringing scientific clarity to financial complexity. From our London HQ, we unite world-class researchers and engineers in an environment that values deep exploration and methodical execution - because the best ideas take time to evolve. Together we’re building a world-class platform to amplify our teams’ most powerful ideas.
As part of our engineering team, you’ll shape the platforms and tools that drive high-impact research - designing systems that scale, accelerate discovery and support innovation across the firm.
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The role
We are seeking an exceptional ML Performance Engineer to optimise large-scale workloads across our GPU and CPU infrastructure. This is a hands-on, impactful role. You will design and implement techniques that improve performance and capabilities of research workloads on cutting-edge compute infrastructure, ensuring our researchers and engineers can make the best use of current and future systems. You will work directly with internal research teams and infrastructure engineers to profile and analyse workloads, eliminate bottlenecks and develop reference solutions.
Your work will influence long-term platform evolution and help shape the architecture, software stack and tooling that underpins large-scale machine learning computation.
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Key responsibilities of the role include:
- Collaborating with researchers, senior stakeholders and engineers to understand their compute challenges and design optimised solutions.
- Profiling, benchmarking and tuning large-scale training and inference workloads for performance on distributed CPU, GPU and memory-intensive jobs.
- Developing reference implementations, libraries and tools to improve job efficiency and reliability.
- Collaborating closely with systems, architecture and platform teams to evolve our compute stack.
- Influencing long-term platform and infrastructure decisions.
Who are we looking for?
The ideal candidate will have the following:
- Bachelors, Masters or PhD degree in computer science, or equivalent experience.
- Proven track record of profiling, benchmarking and optimising distributed workloads.
- Strong knowledge of Python, C++, and CUDA.
- Strong understanding of one or more deep learning frameworks, such as PyTorch.
- Strong background in data structures, algorithms, and parallel programming on heterogeneous systems.
- Deep understanding of Linux OS fundamentals, such as scheduling, memory management, NUMA, networking, and filesystems.
- Experience with HPC schedulers and Kubernetes-based workload orchestration.
- Familiarity with profiling and monitoring tools, such as nsys, ncu, eBPF-based tools, and performance counters.
- Strong communication skills with the ability to collaborate across research, infrastructure and engineering teams.


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Why should you apply?
- Highly competitive compensation plus annual discretionary bonus
- Lunch provided (via Just Eat for Business) and dedicated barista bar
- 35 days’ annual leave
- 9% company pension contributions
- Informal dress code and excellent work/life balance
- Comprehensive healthcare and life assurance
- Cycle-to-work scheme
- Monthly company events
G-Research is committed to cultivating and preserving an inclusive work environment. We are an ideas-driven business and we place great value on diversity of experience and opinions. We want to ensure that applicants receive a recruitment experience that enables them to perform at their best. If you have a disability or special need that requires accommodation please let us know in the relevant section
At G-Research, we are passionate about the intersection of finance, technology, and the future. We offer a dynamic, flexible and highly stimulating culture where world-beating ideas are cultivated and rewarded. We are proud to employ some of the best people in their field and to nurture their talent in our collaborative working environment.
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