AI/MLOps Software Engineer for Scientific Platforms

Dubizzle Limited; Oxford; On-site; GBP 125,000 - GBP 150,000; Full time

Job summary

A leading technology institute in Oxford is seeking a Software Engineer to develop robust software systems that support scientific initiatives. This role involves overseeing the software lifecycle from design to deployment, ensuring high standards of reliability and quality. The ideal candidate will have an MSc in a related discipline and extensive experience with Python and CI/CD pipelines. Benefits include enhanced holiday pay, private medical insurance, and a supportive work environment that values collaboration and impact.

Benefits

Enhanced holiday pay

Pension

Life Assurance

Income Protection

Private Medical Insurance

Hospital Cash Plan

Therapy Services

Perk Box

Electric Car Scheme

Qualifications

• Extensive experience as a Software Engineer, including in production environments.
• Ability to design and orchestrate complex systems with scalable data infrastructure.
• Experience with APIs, especially REST and gRPC.

Responsibilities

• Design and build robust backend services, APIs, and software modules.
• Integrate ML inference servers, hardware interfaces, and data pipelines.
• Collaborate within a multi-disciplinary team to deliver high-quality software.

Skills

Proficiency in Python

Software Design

Collaboration in multi-disciplinary teams

Education

MSc or equivalent in Computer Sciences

Tools

Kubernetes

CI/CD pipelines

Job description

A leading technology institute in Oxford is seeking a Software Engineer to develop robust software systems that support scientific initiatives. This role involves overseeing the software lifecycle from design to deployment, ensuring high standards of reliability and quality. The ideal candidate will have an MSc in a related discipline and extensive experience with Python and CI/CD pipelines. Benefits include enhanced holiday pay, private medical insurance, and a supportive work environment that values collaboration and impact.