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Imperial College London in the United Kingdom invites applications from an exceptionally skilled engineer to build and own our AI training infrastructure. You will work across research and production environments to design scalable systems that run on hundreds of GPUs across cloud providers, emphasizing performance, reliability, and maintainability.
You will collaborate with researchers and platform engineers to optimize throughput, memory management and networking while advancing MLOps tooling
You'll likely come from an MLOps, AI infrastructure, platform engineering or HPC background, but titles matter less than experience.
You're deeply technical and happiest when solving difficult engineering problems. You thrive in small, ambitious teams. You enjoy building from scratch rather than maintaining legacy systems. You can move comfortably between research and production. You care about performance, elegance and impact. You want ownership, autonomy and the opportunity to shape something significant.
Robotics is about to have its ChatGPT moment. We're building a new kind of AI system that allows robots to learn complex tasks from a single demonstration. No months of training data collection. No painstaking programming. Show the robot once and it gets to work. Born out of years of research at Imperial College London and backed by one of the largest robotics seed rounds in UK history, we're assembling a small, world-class team to tackle some of the hardest engineering problems in AI. We're looking for an exceptional engineer to own the infrastructure powering our model training. This isn't traditional DevOps. It isn't conventional MLOps. It's a rare opportunity to sit at the intersection of machine learning, distributed systems, cloud infrastructure and robotics.
Design and own our large-scale AI training infrastructure. Scale distributed model training across hundreds of GPUs and multiple cloud environments. Optimise training throughput, GPU utilisation and