AI & Emerging technologies

Machine Learning Engineer

Hyper Recruitment Solutions

London · Greater London · United Kingdom

Overview

In this role you will develop and deploy ML models to tackle challenges in disordered proteins, with a focus on NMR data, within a pioneering research organisation. You will work in a small, autonomous team and translate self-generated data into actionable insights. Collaboration with scientific teams will shape experimental approaches, and you’ll influence research directions in an open-source environment. This is a chance to contribute to cutting-edge drug discovery with meaningful impact.

Pay / Benefits
  • collaborative open-source environment
  • competitive salary package
  • potential sponsorship
  • four days on-site
  • state-of-the-art facility
  • government funding support
Responsibilities
  • Develop and implement ML models for complex biological data, especially disordered proteins
  • Collaborate with scientific teams to interpret data and refine experiments
  • Tackle real biological problems with practical, applied modelling
  • Drive projects independently within a small, open-source environment
  • Translate scientific challenges into effective computational solutions
  • Influence research directions through data-driven insights
Key requirements
  • Degree or higher in Computer Science, Data Science, Bioinformatics or related field with applied ML experience
  • Industrial experience developing ML solutions in biological/biochemical research
  • Strong understanding of disordered proteins, protein dynamics, and NMR limitations
  • Ability to work independently and influence research in small autonomous teams
  • independence
  • collaboration
  • analytical thinking
  • machine learning
  • biological data analysis
  • NMR data awareness

Reference: WJ-747_31184587 · Posted 01 Nov 2026

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