Join our team
CARES is an international entity with staff members from around the world. Since the programme began in 2013, the size of our team has continued to grow as more scientists and support staff join us both in Singapore and Cambridge. We are proud of the science being generated by our researchers and of the great potential shown across the programme.
We will continuously update this page with available positions.
Lead Machine Learning Researcher
BloodCounts!
The candidate will primarily be responsible for the delivery of all machine learning deliverables of the project, leading the design, training and evaluation of the multi-modal foundation model of blood among other duties. The applicant should have substantial machine learning research experience in an academic, data-intensive or clinical context, typically gained over 5-10 years of postdoctoral research or industrial equivalent.
Full-Time | Singapore
Lead Research Software Engineer
BloodCounts!
The Lead Research Software Engineer will be responsible for the software and data infrastructure deliverables of the project, including the delivery of curated datasets for the clinical studies, all backend infrastructure and pipelines along with the deployment tools. They will work day-to-day with the Lead Machine Learning Researcher to deliver an ecosystem of tools required to perform rapid-iteration high-quality reproducible AI research within which all research will be performed. They will be the main point of contact for all queries around hardware and software. The applicant should have substantial software engineering experience in a research, data-intensive or clinical context, typically gained over 5–10 years post-qualification.
Full-Time | Singapore
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One thing I valued about working at CLIC is its interdisciplinary spirit and collaborative culture, which has created a genuinely supportive environment for exploring difficult questions and challenges without feeling boxed in. I worked with colleagues from diverse backgrounds, each bringing unique perspectives and skill sets to the project…
