Join this disruptive AI company leveraging the best practise in NLP and Computer Vision to help moderate different modes of online content.

As a Machine Learning Engineer you will build world-class models that can effectively understand content and power online safety. You will work across their domains, designing, deploying and maintaining models which effectively moderate video, text, sound and photo content online.

Their novel approach to AI interprets visual and audio content in context and therefore is ensuring that moderation is accurate and appropriate - evolving the way in which AI is being used to safeguard the internet.

Responsibilities:

• Design, develop, and maintain cutting edge, robust machine learning algorithms across different modalities
• Evaluate model performance across different datasets and distribution shifts
• Investigate possible model failure modes and how they can be solved
• Keep up to date with machine learning papers and identify relevant research

The role is being offered on either a hybrid or fully remote basis (whichever works for you!). There is also excellent training and development on offer - along with a whole host of other benefits.

Apply today and have a huge impact!

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