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ML ENGINEER (Mid–Senior)
Architecture | Digital Innovation Unit
Full-time | Confidential client (50,000-person global engineering group)
A 50,000-person engineering organisation is expanding its Architecture Digital Innovation Unit and hiring an ML Engineer to build, train, and deploy machine learning systems for real architectural challenges. This is a hands-on role for someone who can take open-ended design problems, turn them into ML-solvable formulations, and ship models into prototypes and internal tools.
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We’re looking for an ML Engineer who’s equal parts builder and problem-solver — someone who can take messy, open-ended design challenges and translate them into clear ML objectives, datasets, and deployable systems. You should be strong in Python and comfortable working day-to-day in PyTorch or TensorFlow, with a practical grasp of supervised, unsupervised, and generative approaches (and the judgement to pick the simplest method that will work, not the fanciest one).
You’ll bring solid engineering habits: clean, modular code, version control, testing, and reproducible pipelines. You’re comfortable owning the full lifecycle — data preparation with cross-functional partners, training and evaluation, and then packaging models for real use via APIs, Docker, and cloud deployment. Experience with computer vision and/or geometric deep learning is important, ideally with an understanding of spatial data (meshes, point clouds, graphs) and how model choices impact performance and scalability in production.
Just as importantly, you can communicate well across disciplines. You can document experiments and technical decisions clearly, explain trade-offs to non-technical stakeholders, and collaborate closely with computational designers and architects to ensure what you build is usable, reliable, and aligned to real-world workflows. If you’ve worked with AEC tooling or formats (IFC/RVT/OBJ), or have hands-on experience with diffusion models, GANs/VAEs, Grasshopper, or Dynamo, that’s a strong plus.
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