Research Scientist, Gemini Omni, DeepMind

Company: Google
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Location: London
Job Description:

Overview

As a Research Scientist at DeepMind, you will advance state-of-the-art generative AI technologies and scalable training methodologies. You’ll design and train multi-modal models, optimize architectures for distributed accelerator clusters, and translate breakthroughs into production-ready systems. You will conduct rigorous research, publish findings, and contribute to safety- and ethics-focused development. You will collaborate with interdisciplinary teams to drive high-impact, real-world AI solutions.

Responsibilities

  • Optimize model architectures and training pipelines for distributed training on accelerators (TPUs/GPUs)
  • Design and train state-of-the-art generative models across image, video, and audio domains
  • Develop and deploy reinforcement learning methods (RLHF, DPO, policy gradient) to align model behavior
  • Implement efficient inference strategies (quantization, pruning, distillation, speculative decoding, kernel optimization) to reduce latency and memory footprint
  • Bridge research and production by turning breakthroughs into scalable, robust algorithms and benchmarks
  • Set up large-scale experiments, evaluate methods, and publish results; contribute to internal and external research communities

Key requirements

  • PhD degree in computer science, mathematics, applied statistics, machine learning or equivalent practical experience
  • Experience with training generative models (LLM, image, video)
  • Experience with ML frameworks (TensorFlow or JAX or PyTorch)
  • Experience conducting research
  • Publication record in AI conferences (NeurIPS, CVPR, ICCV, ICLR)
  • independent researcher with strong judgment
  • ability to manage deadlines and deliverables
  • cross-functional collaboration
  • distributed training across accelerators (TPUs/GPUs)
  • diffusion models, flow matching, autoregressive architectures
  • reinforcement learning methods (RLHF, DPO, policy gradient)

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Posted: September 14th, 2026