Senior Machine Learning Engineer, Simulation

Key Notes Foundation-model research engineering supports more realistic autonomous-driving simulation, linking London's team with Oxford and Mountain View. Four or more years each in applied deep learning and coding or design are preferred, alongside experience moving research into production. This full-time, hybrid London role pays £123,000–£129,000; the advert presents all listed candidate criteria as preferences. What You'll Work On Develop foundation-model experiments and realism measures for autonomous-vehicle simulation, working with Oxford researchers and the wider simulation engineering team.Train and evaluate large models, integrating them into the simulator and applications used for autonomous-driving evaluation and training.Translate research ideas into production systems within a collaborative engineering team and help recruit research engineers from diverse backgrounds. What They Are Looking For Preferred: At least four years of applied deep learning and at least four years of coding and design experience.Preferred: Solving complex production problems with advanced machine-learning methods and taking research into production.Preferred: Data-analysis or data-science expertise.