Machine Learning Engineer – Graduate Programme

| London

Kubrick Group is a specialist data consultancy with a twist. We hire a diverse range of junior professionals and graduates from across the country, we pay you while we train you in the latest data and business skills and then place you into industry-leading companies in a variety of different sectors. Through our training we will develop you into a highly skilled data consultant who can go onto becoming a leading expert in your field. We work across all sectors and our projects have included helping retailers predict fashion trends, car manufacturers project sales of new models and even hospitals understand the real reason for the growth in patient numbers in their A&E departments. If these sorts of challenges excite you Kubrick would like to hear from you as we are looking for our next intake of Machine Learning Engineers. Kubrick's Machine Learning Engineers assist our clients by extracting value from data by integrating deep knowledge from multiple disciplines such as mathematics, computer science and domain knowledge to draw meaningful insights, improve decision making, predict trends and increase efficiency within an organisation. Embark on your exciting and challenging 15-16-week training period in our data labs in London and then get to work for one of our most exciting clients in the UK. What you’ll do Immediately be paid to be trained by us, from the day you join. We fully prepare our people in our London data labs before they go on client site. Be taught all the latest technology skills relevant to data challenges such as Python (including Numpy, Pandas, Scikit-Learn and PyTorch), SQL, Spark, Cloud Computing, NoSQL and DevOps. Learn about the most industry relevant data science techniques - including machine learning models such as linear regression, random forests and deep neural networks. Apply data science algorithms to solve practical real-world problems. Examples case studies include price prediction, image classification and sentiment analysis. Receive soft skills training including office basics, communication skills, networking, career management, interview practice, transitioning to client site, etc. in addition to Q&As with our HQ Team, consultants on client site, Kubrick Alumni and Clients. Learn from the best in the sector, our courses are designed by industry figure heads Work as a consultant for Kubrick following your training and integrate yourself into a company’s data team with the option to join them permanently after your two years on client site.   Here are some examples of the projects we have worked on We have built chatbots to enhance customer experience Complex dashboards with AI, for banking clients so they have greater information at their fingertips Implementation of blockchain within the travel industry making transactions quicker and more secure Created a data analytics database for computational chemistry as part of a wider data infrastructure for augmented drug discovery Sentiment Engines built for retailers to better understand demand Used Machine Learning and predictive modelling to foresee and solve potential customer problems before they happen for a telecommunications client Improving health treatments and food nutrition for pets using Natural Language Processing on vets’ notes. What we need from you Proven analytical and problem solving skills - we don't need any previous coding skills, just excitement to learn! Team player - you have the desire to collaborate and share knowledge with your colleagues Desire to work with data to help organisations improve efficiency and decision making Strong interest for analytics, data and technology Good communication skills, both oral and written A strong work ethic and commitment to producing high quality solutions Flexibility, a positive attitude, maturity and humility Geographic flexibility; you must be able to attend training in London and then be placed either in London or around the UK. Minimum degree requirements Educated to degree level with at least A level mathematics or statistics and minimum of 120 new (300 old) UCAS points Master’s degree with preferably a strong quantitative component, though exceptional candidates with a Bachelor’s degree will also be considered.