AI Research Software Engineer — Ocean Science Impact
National Oceanography Centre
Liverpool
Hybrid
GBP 45,000 - 65,000
Full time
14 days+
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Benefits offered by this job
30 days annual leave
10% employer pension contribution
Financial support for relocation
Electric/hybrid vehicle scheme
Employee Assistance Programme
Flexible benefits portal
Cycle2Work scheme
Social events and celebrations
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Job summary
A prominent research institution is seeking an AI Research Software Engineer to develop infrastructure and models that advance marine sciences. This mid-senior level role involves working closely with software engineers and scientists, fostering innovation and research impact. The ideal candidate will have extensive experience in AI and data science, particularly in environmental contexts. The position offers a hybrid working model with locations in Southampton and Liverpool, providing opportunities for professional development and collaboration in a vibrant research community.
Qualifications
Proven experience developing AI models in a research environment.
Strong track record in environmental sciences.
Ability to collaborate across disciplines.
Responsibilities
Develop AI research infrastructure and models.
Collaborate with various teams to enhance oceanic observations.
Lead projects related to marine innovation.
Skills
AI development
Data science infrastructure
Collaborative work
Experience in environmental sciences
Education
Relevant degree in AI or Data Science
Job description
A prominent research institution is seeking an AI Research Software Engineer to develop infrastructure and models that advance marine sciences. This mid-senior level role involves working closely with software engineers and scientists, fostering innovation and research impact. The ideal candidate will have extensive experience in AI and data science, particularly in environmental contexts. The position offers a hybrid working model with locations in Southampton and Liverpool, providing opportunities for professional development and collaboration in a vibrant research community.