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Senior Algorithms Engineer

Wokingham
£50k – £60k/yr
Posted about 21 hours ago
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Senior Algorithms Engineer

Wokingham, UK | £50,000 – £60,000 | Full-time, Hybrid

Our client is an established, leading design and manufacturing business with sites across the UK, delivering cutting-edge products to the defence industry. They're looking for an innovative Algorithms Engineer to join their Image Processing team, developing next-generation intelligent sensing and computer vision capabilities for challenging defence applications — including electro-optic gun fire control systems, ground-based air defence, counter-unmanned aerial systems (C-UAS), multi-domain surveillance, and autonomous platforms.

You'll solve complex real-world perception problems by combining machine learning, computer vision, signal processing, and statistical techniques to help systems detect, classify, track, and understand objects in challenging environments — with the opportunity to take technical ownership of key capability areas and mentor others across the team.

What you'll be doing:

  • Researching, developing, and evaluating computer vision algorithms for image classification, object detection, and fine-grained recognition
  • Designing datasets, evaluation methodologies, and automated pipelines to accelerate ML development
  • Analysing model performance, identifying failure modes, and driving real-world capability improvements
  • Supporting integration, testing, and deployment of algorithms into real-time video processing systems
  • Mentoring engineers and sharing computer vision/ML expertise across the team
  • Communicating technical concepts and recommendations to stakeholders and customers

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What we're looking for:

  • Degree (or equivalent experience) in Computer Science, AI, Engineering, Mathematics, or Physics
  • Practical experience deploying ML/computer vision algorithms in production or near-production systems
  • Experience with modern CV architectures — object detection, image classification, transformers
  • Strong Python skills, with C++ experience for production or performance-critical systems
  • A methodical, ownership-driven approach to solving ambiguous technical problems

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Nice to have:

  • Bayesian inference, uncertainty estimation, or probabilistic modelling experience
  • Familiarity with synthetic data, multi-modal neural networks, or action recognition
  • Experience with ML tooling (experiment tracking, dataset management, CI/CD) or CMake for cross-platform C++

What's on offer:

  • 37.5hr week with Friday lunchtime finishes, hybrid/flexible working
  • 28 days annual leave + Christmas closure
  • Matched pension up to 5%, income protection, life assurance
  • EAP, health/wellbeing initiatives, EV salary sacrifice scheme
  • Shares incentive plan, gym discounts, referral bonus, strong L&D support

Please note: Successful candidates must be eligible to obtain UK Security Clearance, including 5 years' UK residency and full right-to-work history.

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Skills

Computer Vision
Machine Learning
Python
C++
Image Classification
Object Detection
Signal Processing
Statistical Techniques
Bayesian Inference
Probabilistic Modelling
Synthetic Data
Multi-modal Neural Networks
Action Recognition
CMake
CI/CD
Dataset Management

Location

Wokingham, England, United Kingdom

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