Full-time Algorithm Developer jobs in England

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ALGORITHM DEVELOPER, PYTHON

Taking a key role in the design and development of the next generation of smart home control algorithms in Python. Using rigorous engineering principles to maintain the reliability of complex mathematical software systems. Creatin...

Company	Richard Wheeler Associates
Address	Berkshire, England
Category	IT
Salary	Competitive salary
Job type	Permanent, full-time
Date Posted	8 hours ago See detail

Algorithm Developer, Python New

Richard Wheeler Associates

Berkshire, England

Competitive salary

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Algorithm Developer

Yolk Recruitment Ltd

Avon, England

£65.00 - £75.00 per hour

Develop specific algorithms or conduct studies to support key programs. Engage in activities such as concept studies, algorithm design and trade-off studies, trials preparation and analysis, architecture definition, and algorithm...

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Senior Software Developer - Algorithms, Mathematics

Spectrum It Recruitment

Berkshire, England

Masters or PhD in Mathematics, Physics, Computer Science or similar, preferably from a Russell Group university. 2+ years algorithm development experience ideally in C#, or at least happy to pick up C# moving forwards. Agile. Arti...

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