3 jobs found in Huntingdon

Amazon Devices is an inventive research and development company that designs and engineers high-profile devices like the Kindle family of products, Fire Tablets, Fire TV, Health & Wellness, Amazon Echo, and Astro products. This is an exciting opportunity to bring generative AI to Amazon's consumer products, both on-device at the edge and in the cloud. Our compression platform delivers 20x to 100x neural network compression, but using it well still takes weeks of hands-on learning and expert intuition. The Edge AI Model Studio team exists to change that. We become the expert users so partner teams don't have to: we turn compression science into reliable, production workflows, and we package the results into a library of compression-ready student architectures that partners can run on their own. Our north star is simple. Training-to-deployment should feel like pushing a button, not a month-long science project. We are looking for an Applied Scientist to join Model Studio and...

The Camera and Sensors team is looking for a passionate, talented, and inventive Applied Scientist with a strong deep learning background, to help build industry-leading technology with computer vision and multimodal perception models for various Amazon devices. Key job responsibilities As an Applied Scientist with the Camera and Sensors team, you will work with talented peers to develop novel algorithms and modeling techniques to advance the state of the art with multimodal models with an emphasis on computer vision. Your work will directly impact our customers in the form of products and services that make use of Computer Vision technology. You will leverage Amazon’s heterogeneous data sources and large-scale computing resources to accelerate advances for Amazon devices. A day in the life An Applied Scientist with the Camera and Sensors team you will support the science solution design, run experiments, research new algorithms, and find new ways of optimizing the customer...

Overview: The Royal Society of Chemistry (RSC) is seeking an experienced Lead Policy Advisor to lead our influential work addressing critical policy challenges facing chemistry in higher education and research. This pivotal role will focus on developing evidence-based positions and campaigns addressing the financial sustainability crisis in Higher Education and its impacts on chemistry departments and raising policymakers’ understanding of the economic and societal role chemistry plays. Working at the intersection of science, education, and policy, you will shape the future landscape for chemical sciences in the UK and beyond. As Lead Policy Advisor, you will maintain comprehensive knowledge of policy developments affecting chemistry, build strategic relationships with key stakeholders including government departments, parliament, funding bodies, and academic institutions, and provide expert guidance to both internal teams and governance members. You'll manage a small team of...