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Position Description Machine Learning Research Scientist London, UK or Berkeley, US · Full-time · £120,000 – £160,000 / year AIXI Labs is a small, London-based non-profit doing AI safety research
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Moss to: Develop machine learning emulators for the WAVI ice-sheet model to serve as efficient surrogates for large-scale Bayesian inference. Develop utility-function-based experimental design methods
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clean, reusable infrastructure for machine learning experiments; enjoy working closely with researchers to turn rough experimental ideas into reliable workflows; are comfortable debugging performance
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relevant areas include: Molecular and Cellular Design and Evolution. Enzyme design. Design of molecular assemblies and machines. Experimental accelerated evolution. Robotics, automation and autonomous labs
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expertise in statistical computing and/or in the interaction between statistics and machine learning/artificial intelligence. The appointment comes at an especially exciting time for the school, as we expand
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will be able to demonstrate: • A PhD in the Mathematical Sciences or in a closely related field, or equivalent. • A strong research record with publications of outstanding quality. • A clear plan to
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appointment to expand our existing research portfolio in a significant way, with the possibility of forming a new research group, but synergies with the current expertise would be welcome. Further information
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to curriculum design, innovation, and enhancement. You will play a key role in fostering an inclusive, engaging, and high‑quality student experience, and will support the academic and professional development
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Education and Experience: Three (3) years of progressive experience as a Medical Biller/Coder Professional. Current Medical Billing Coding certification CPC. Preferred Education and Experience: Current AAPC
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or in a closely related field, or equivalent. • A strong research record with publications of outstanding quality. • A clear plan to build or further develop an internationally leading research programme