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Oho Group is seeking an Optimization Engineer to own and improve its core optimisation engine, enabling faster, more scalable decision-making in production.
You’ll work closely with the ML team and end users to translate real-world constraints into robust optimisation models and production-ready code, delivering real-time re-optimisation with strong performance and stability.
Optimization Engineer Want to solve genuinely difficult optimisation problems at a high-growth AI startup? A rapidly growing AI startup is hiring an Optimization Engineer to take ownership of its core optimisation engine. They're building technology that automates complex operational decisions that are still heavily reliant on spreadsheets, manual planning and rigid rules. The product continuously adapts as real-world conditions change, meaning the optimisation engine is central to everything they do. This is a chance to join a small, highly technical team and have significant ownership over a genuinely difficult engineering problem.
You’ll own and improve the optimisation engine, taking it beyond its current baseline and making it faster, more scalable and more intelligent. You’ll work across:
You’ll work closely with the ML team to understand where learned models can improve the optimisation process, rather than relying entirely on manually defined rules. You’ll also work directly with users to understand how the system performs in the real world and turn those insights into better constraints, objectives and algorithms.
3+ years of experience in applied optimisation / operations research, ideally with production systems behind you.
Strong experience with some combination of:
You don’t need experience solving this exact problem. What’s important is that you enjoy taking hard optimisation problems and turning them into reliable systems that work outside of a research environment.
This is a high-potential startup with a world-class technical team, tackling a genuinely difficult problem with a huge amount of room for technical innovation. You’ll have:
If you’re an optimisation engineer who wants to work on problems that haven’t been neatly solved already, I’d be keen to speak.