AI & Emerging technologies

Machine Learning Engineer - Spiking Neural Networks

MFK Recruitment

London · Greater London · United Kingdom

Overview

In this role you will apply spiking neural networks to build a production-ready machine vision engine for defence and security applications. You will collaborate with researchers and engineers to translate research into robust software, contributing to CNN/Transformer-based projects and synthetic data work. The focus is on delivering a practical, high-quality SNN-based engine that can operate in demanding environments. You’ll work at client sites in West London, with some remote flexibility and close cross-functional collaboration.

Responsibilities
  • Develop a novel machine vision engine leveraging Spiking Neural Networks
  • Produce maintainable C++ software aligned with research outputs and product requirements
  • Apply machine vision and image-analysis techniques to solve engineering challenges
  • Contribute to CNNs and Transformer-based projects
  • Integrate recent ML algorithms into production software
  • Support synthetic training-image generation and curation of ISR imagery
  • Collaborate with Researchers to implement technical solutions
  • Contribute to design, version control, testing and CI/CD pipelines
  • Assist colleagues and customers during technical discussions and project delivery
Key requirements
  • Hands-on experience developing Spiking Neural Networks
  • Strong C++ programming and software engineering skills
  • Knowledge of machine vision, image analysis or computer vision
  • Ability to translate research outputs into reliable software
  • Experience with version control, testing and CI/CD
  • Analytical thinking
  • Problem-solving
  • Strong communication skills
  • Spiking Neural Networks
  • C++
  • Machine vision / image analysis

Reference: WJ-747_31197620

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