Machine Learning Engineer required at the MRC Laboratory of Molecular Biology (LMB) in Cambridge to lead the deployment, scaling and maintenance of production-grade machine learning systems for petabyte-scale connectomics data. The role focuses on turning ML models for volume electron microscopy into robust, reproducible production pipelines that support automated segmentation, synapse detection, proofreading and large-scale image analysis. You will design and maintain infrastructure for training, inference, monitoring, debugging and data processing across GPU/CPU clusters, on-prem storage systems and HPC environments, collaborating with scientists, software engineers and external partners to ensure reliable, scalable, and version-controlled ML workflows. The position is on-site in Cambridge, United Kingdom, with a salary of £52,253 to £60,834 per annum, and is a fixed-term appointment for two years due to time-limited funding. The post holder will have opportunities to train others, disseminate results, and contribute to the division's objectives in neurobiology and computational data analysis.

Machine Learning Engineer required at the MRC Laboratory of Molecular Biology (LMB) in Cambridge to lead the deployment, scaling and maintenance of production-grade machine learning systems for petabyte-scale connectomics data. The role focuses on turning ML models for volume electron microscopy into robust, reproducible production pipelines that support automated segmentation, synapse detection, proofreading and large-scale image analysis. You will design and maintain infrastructure for training, inference, monitoring, debugging and data processing across GPU/CPU clusters, on-prem storage systems and HPC environments, collaborating with scientists, software engineers and external partners to ensure reliable, scalable, and version-controlled ML workflows. The position is on-site in Cambridge, United Kingdom, with a salary of £52,253 to £60,834 per annum, and is a fixed-term appointment for two years due to time-limited funding. The post holder will have opportunities to train others, disseminate results, and contribute to the division's objectives in neurobiology and computational data analysis.