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CommonAI CIC in Cambridge is seeking a skilled analyst to translate investment questions into technical simulation studies. You will work with investors and engineering teams to define briefs, guide usage of the SIL framework, and explain results with clarity to non-technical audiences.
The role involves turning feedback into framework improvements, contributing to the technology roadmap and coordinating with researchers and investors across the UK.
CommonAI CIC is a non-profit organisation built around collaborative engineering and is backed by a mix of UK Government and private funding in order to design, build and deploy innovative AI systems. Our Scaling Inference Lab (SIL) is developing simulation grounded in real measurements to help the UK invest in promising AI infrastructure. We connect proposed hardware designs to realistic workloads, helping investors and engineers understand their potential, their limitations and the next experiment worth doing.
Help investors turn questions about AI infrastructure into technical evidence they can use. You will translate between investment and engineering audiences, turning diligence questions into well-defined simulation studies and experiments, and explaining what the findings mean for a proposed technology. Working with the engineering team, you will make SIL's simulation framework accessible to investors without specialist systems knowledge. You will guide users through studies, help them understand the assumptions and uncertainty behind the results, and turn their feedback into improvements to our framework. Your work will also contribute to the Scientific Director's technology roadmap, bringing together developments in hardware and software, findings from simulation and measurement, and the questions investors need answered next.
An example early project would be to work with an investor and the engineering team to compare two AI infrastructure options, producing a concise assessment of the findings, assumptions and further evidence needed to inform an investment decision.
Familiarity with AI infrastructure, semiconductors, HPC or the economics of deploying technology would be useful, as would experience helping non-specialists navigate technical decisions.
A collaborative and supportive work environment
The opportunity to have a high impact in a growing organisation
Hybrid, with Cambridge attendance agreed individually around collaboration and the work; applicants across the UK are welcome.
We are open to permanent employment, part-time arrangements and consultancy.
We would like you to start as soon as practical and can be flexible for the right person. The core role could be part-time. We would consider a full-time appointment for a candidate with an interest in and talent for technical writing and communications, extending the role to take responsibility for reports and other material relating to SIL's wider work.
We value your experience and the quality of your analysis and communication over a particular qualification or professional route.
CommonAI CIC is an equal opportunity employer and is committed to creating an inclusive and diverse workplace.