About this role
Lead Machine Learning Engineer at Faculty in London is a senior technical role that suits an experienced machine learning professional looking to lead large-scale AI platforms within national security and AI safety environments. The position involves directing complex artificial intelligence projects, establishing engineering standards, and mentoring team members.
Role Overview
The Lead Machine Learning Engineer oversees the technical direction of complex artificial intelligence and machine learning projects based in London. The professional balances technical trade-offs, guides team priorities, and defends architectural decisions to senior stakeholders while delivering large-scale platforms in high-risk environments.
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About the Company
Faculty was established in 2014 to build responsible artificial intelligence that transforms customer performance. The company works across government, finance, retail, energy, life sciences, and defence. Its National Security and AI Safety business unit focuses on advancing responsible artificial intelligence deployment to support national security and global stability.
How to Apply
Candidates should apply directly on the official Faculty careers page.
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Questions candidates ask
What is the location of this job?
The role is located in the United Kingdom, specifically in London.
What clearance or vetting might be required?
Due to the nature of work with government clients, candidates may need to be eligible for UK Developed Vetting and willing to work on-site with clients periodically.
What frameworks and tools are mentioned for operationalising models?
The posting lists TensorFlow, PyTorch, and orchestration tools such as Kubernetes.
What does the interview process involve?
The interview process includes a talent team screen, an introduction to the hiring manager, a pair programming interview, a system design interview, and a commercial and leadership interview.
Does Faculty permit the use of part-time hours?
Yes, Faculty is open to conversations about part-time hours.
