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Technical Project Manager – AI Research – 12-month contract – Central London
Join a team within the world’s biggest social media platform company for an intense and impact focused 12-month assignment during which you will be working with multidisciplinary teams of searchers, engineers, product, legal, and policy to build impactful relationships, serving as a point of contact and support cutting-edge research into future applications of AI.
What will be my responsibilities?
- Work with researchers and cross-functional partners to communicate research plans, progress and results.
- Prioritise and complete projects and tasks on time, providing stakeholders with status updates via metrics, risks and mitigations.
- Translate strategy into a structured plan, setting up project structure autonomously using existing formats.
- Connect project goals to team and organisation goals and communicate these to the team and leadership.
- Use project structure to drive execution, focusing on key objectives and managing interdependencies, risks and reporting.
- Understand the main impacts of project changes and support the team as needed.
- Analyse data effectively and translate it into actionable steps. Provide input and recommendations to influence decisions and implement changes within the team with minimal guidance.
- Communicate clearly and collaboratively in a timely manner.
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What makes me eligible?
- 2+ years’ experience in project management - managing remote or distributed teams in one or more of the following areas: machine learning, recommendation systems, pattern recognition, data mining or artificial intelligence
- Educational background in Computer Science, Computer Engineering, relevant technical field, or equivalent practical experience
- Direct experience in generative AI and LLM research is highly advantageous


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This opportunity is a 12-month contract, hybrid – 3 days onsite in Kings Cross, London. Paying from £71,000 per annum pro rata. To hear more about this position or to discuss your suitability, please apply today!
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