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Latent Edge Ltd. in London is seeking a Robotics Learning Engineer to advance humanoid robotic manipulation and deep learning capabilities on real hardware.
You will drive learning systems from training to deployment, enabling robots to interact with and grasp objects in real-world environments. Join a team at the forefront of humanoid robotics where ML, control and hardware converge to deliver industrial-grade capabilities.
Location: London, UK
Salary: Competitive salary + equity + benefits
Job Type: Permanent, Full-Time
Working Pattern: On-site, London
Sector: Robotics / Artificial Intelligence / Machine Learning
Are you a Robotics Engineer with experience in deep learning, reinforcement learning or robot manipulation? Would you like to work on some of the most advanced humanoid robotics technology being developed today?
We're working with an ambitious humanoid robotics company in London that is developing next-generation robots for real-world industrial applications.
This is an opportunity to join a highly skilled engineering team working at the intersection of robotics, artificial intelligence, machine learning and physical hardware.
You’ll be responsible for developing and improving the learning systems that enable humanoid robots to interact with and manipulate objects in real-world environments.
This isn't purely a simulation or research position. You’ll be working directly with physical robots, taking machine learning models from training through to deployment and improving their performance on real hardware.
As a Robotics Learning Engineer, you’ll join a specialist Manipulation team developing intelligent robotic capabilities.
Your responsibilities will include:
We’re particularly interested in engineers who combine practical robotics experience with applied machine learning expertise.
This is an opportunity to work on technology that is moving beyond research laboratories and into real industrial environments.
You’ll be joining a team solving some of the hardest challenges in robotics, combining machine learning, control systems, simulation and real-world hardware to develop increasingly capable humanoid robots.
If you’ve worked on robotic learning, manipulation, reinforcement learning or the deployment of machine learning models onto physical robots, we’d be keen to hear from you.