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Recurvia in London is seeking an exceptional Reinforcement Learning Research Engineer to join our research team. You will design and evaluate novel RL algorithms, run large-scale experiments, and turn research into robust, production-ready systems.
You will work closely with research scientists and engineers to shape the scientific direction and build scalable infrastructure, contributing to frontier AI and holding equity participation as part of compensation.
Recurvia is a frontier reinforcement learning lab building AI systems that improve other AI systems.
Our mission is to accelerate machine learning development using machine learning itself. Our work spans fundamental reinforcement learning research, large-scale experimentation, and product development.
Our current products are the first applications of this research programme:
We are backed by Amadeus Capital Partners, the European Innovation Council and Amazon Web Services. Following the award of a €2.5 million EIC Accelerator grant, we are expanding the team to accelerate development and commercialisation of our technology platform.
We are looking for an exceptional Reinforcement Learning Research Engineer to join our research team.
You will play a central role in developing Paramorph and the next generation of reinforcement learning technologies emerging from Recurvia's research programme. Working at the intersection of research and engineering, you will design and evaluate novel RL algorithms, run large-scale experiments, and turn promising research into robust, production-ready systems.
The role suits someone who combines deep technical expertise with scientific curiosity: developing new approaches to hard problems in reinforcement learning, optimisation and foundation model training; analysing experimental results; and iterating rapidly to improve performance.
You will work closely with research scientists and engineers across the company, shaping both the scientific direction of our work and the systems built from it. This is an opportunity to join a deep reinforcement learning lab at an early stage and help build technology that could change how AI systems are trained and optimised.