ML Scientist

CellVoyant
Bristol
1 year ago
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We are actively searching for a highly motivated and skilledMachine Learning scientistproficient in ML and computer vision, with a keen interest in genomics, microscopy data and their applications. As a Machine Learning scientist, your role will be pivotal in advancing the development of ourAI models. This encompasses contributions to research, methodology development, data enhancement, and collection. You will be at the forefront of driving innovation in research and development at CellVoyant, leading to groundbreaking discoveries and creating new opportunities forpioneering research and publications.

Requirements

As a ML Scientist you will be at the forefront of shaping the CellVoyant AI development with a focus on leveraging computer vision for microscopy data and collaborating closely on genomics-related projects. Your primary responsibilities include:

  • Pioneering Research Advancements: Identifying and leveraging state-of-the-art research papers and cutting-edge methodologiesin machine learningto drive innovation in our AI modelsenabling predictive modelling, detection, classification, and pattern recognition of stem cell populations.
  • Data Enrichment: Identifying and sourcing open-source multi-modal data sets,(e.g., genomics and microscopy imaging), to enhance the robustness of our AI models. This involves collaborating closely with computational biologists to ensure data relevance and quality.
  • Data Strategy and Proof of Concept: Strategically identifying essential data requirements and developing data collection approaches to validate proof of concept for our AI models, particularly in the context of microscopy data analysis and genomics-related hypotheses.
  • Collaboration and communication: Collaborate with cross-functional teams, includingcomputational biologists,biologists, data scientists, and software engineers, to drive multidisciplinary research projects.This involves fostering strong communication channels to effectively integrate computer vision techniques into genomics research endeavors.

Qualifications:

    • A strong track record of research publications intop-tier AI conferencessuch as NeurIPS, AAAI, ICLR, ICML, CVPR, ECCV, IJCV.
    • Ph.D. degree in a technical subject (e.g. machine learning, AI, computer science, mathematics, physics, statistics).
    • Proficiency in programming languages like Python, cloud infrastructure (e.g., Google Cloud) and experience with relevant software (e.g., Github, Docker).
    • Knowledge of ML/scientific libraries such as TensorFlow, PyTorch, NumPy and Pandas.
    • Excellent analytical, problem-solving, and critical-thinking abilities.
    • A collaborative mindset and the ability to work closely with computational biologists to identify hypotheses and validate proof of concept are essential for success in this role
    • Experience with Large-Scale System Design
    • Expertise in Self-Supervised ML and Generative Models such as Auto-encoders and GANs (Generative Adversarial Networks).
    • Familiarity with Advanced Decision-Making Approaches: such as Deep Reinforcement Learning (DRL), Imitation Learning (IL), and learning from demonstrations.
    • Expertise in Multi-Task and Multi-Modal Learning
    • Proficiency in Sequential Models such as Transformers.

Nice-to-have skills or background

    • (A big plus) Experience in genomics or bioinformatics research projects in an academic, pharmaceutical, or biotechnology setting.
    • (A big plus) Experience in microscopy data and their applications
    • Proven experience in stem cell research projects in an academic, pharmaceutical, or biotechnology setting.

Benefits

  • Join at the ground level to work at the cutting-edge of artificial intelligence, stem cell biology, empirical experiment automation, and cell therapy development, enabling groundbreaking research and publication opportunities.
  • Help us build our company culture and create an inclusive, collaborative and intellectually stimulating culture that puts science at the forefront of everything we do.
  • Join a dynamic, diverse, and inclusive team of experienced and interdisciplinary scientists applying their skills to some of the most impactful problems in human health, to make a long lasting positive impact on society.
  • Ability to work remotely or in our Bristol, UK headquarters and join bi-annual week-long company off sites.

 

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