Senior AI/ML Engineer - Crypto/Blockchain

Harnham

Bristol

10 months ago

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Join a leading cryptocurrency analytics firm that empowers investors by identifying market opportunities! They're looking to expand their AI & ML capabilities - driving innovation in blockchain analytics.

ROLE AND RESPONSIBILITIES

Design, develop, and deploy AI/ML models to analyze blockchain data, uncovering critical insights for cryptocurrency investors.
Optimize model performance and scalability to handle vast blockchain datasets.
Collaborate with product managers and engineers to integrate AI/ML models into the platform, enhancing analytical capabilities.
Stay ahead of advancements in AI, ML, and blockchain technologies to drive innovation.
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Strong experience in AI Engineering, ML Engineering, or Data Science.
Hands-on experience designing and implementing ML models in production.
Expertise in blockchain, cryptocurrency, or financial analytics.
Proficiency in Python, TensorFlow, PyTorch, or similar frameworks.
Excellent communication skills and the ability to work in a fast-paced environment.

This role is fully remote andcannot sponsor.

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