We use technical cookies and visit statistics: Yandex Metrica and Zorky's own de-identified visit log (cookie zk_aid). We never collect form contents, search text or full IP addresses, and never sell data. Opt out with the button below, or with Global Privacy Control or Do Not Track in your browser. More about cookies and statistics.
Zorky CRMZorky CRM
EN|RU
@termdocs
← All jobs

Senior Deep Learning Researcher

seniorremoteScore 60/100today
Stack
llmpython
Show company and link
Free. Sign in with email.
Apply
Upload your CV — we will connect you with the employer directly through our pool.
Send your CV →
Description
| London, Amsterdam or Remote Leading Algo Prop Trading Firm Amsterdam / London,Remote New Listing Location: London, Amsterdam or Remote About the Role: Senior Deep Learning Researcher with a strong background in ML, mathematical statistics, and modern DL architectures. You will contribute to cutting-edge research in foundational models, including LLMs, multi-modal, multi-domain, and continual learning frameworks. Key Requirements: Experience in top applied research labs (e.g. DeepMind, Google Brain, OpenAI, Meta). PhD in CS, EE, Mathematics, or a related field. Published research in A* conferences (ICML, NeurIPS, ICLR, AAAI, KDD). Hands-on experience with deep learning architectures and foundational models. Strong programming skills (Python preferred). Whilst we carefully review all applications, to all jobs, due to the high volume of applications we receive it is not possible to respond to those who have not been successful. Job Type Permanent Specialties Algorithmic Trading,Deep Learning,LLMs,ML,Prop Trading,Python,Reinforcement Learning,Research Contact If you think you’re a good match for the role and would like further info, please contact: Ali Wilson [email protected] ([phone] [link] Apply by Email Copy URL ✕
Company and the link to apply — after you sign in. Sign in
Employer contacts (email/phone/telegram) are hidden from the public preview — send your CV, and we will connect you directly.
Urgent question? Message @termdocs