Data Scientist (Sovereign Territory Surveillance)
Summary
A data scientist role at SRT Marine Systems in Bristol, applying data science to maritime domain awareness (MDA) systems that support sovereign territory surveillance, security, safety, and environmental protection for a global customer base.
oration to achieve its goals, and values open, honest and timely feedback. You will be encouraged to bring your knowledge, experience, ideas and perspective to help achieve solve the challenges put to you.Responsibilities - Data Scientist - not exhaustive: Solve maritime and security-based problems such as detection and classification for time series and image/video data streams. Develop and evaluate ML models for behaviour classification, anomaly detection, and track pattern recognition within geospatial data. Research, prototype, extend, and optimise suitable vision and time-series models for these problems. Collaborate with developers to integrate model outputs into user-facing features. Work with infrastructure and edge-based engineers within SRT to build scalable pipelines for ingesting, processing, annotating, and managing large volumes of maritime data (e.g. AIS and vessel video footage). Contribute to feature development in areas such as alert generation and visualisation. Methodically apply best practices to document model performance, testing procedures, and experiment outcomes, while tracking datasets and model versions. Requirements - Data Scientist - not exhaustive: Essential: Solve maritime and security-based problems such as detection and classification for time series and image/video data streams. Develop and evaluate ML models for behaviour classification, anomaly detection, and track pattern recognition within geospatial data. Research, prototype, extend, and optimise suitable vision and time-series models for these problems. Collaborate with developers to integrate model outputs into user-facing features. Work with infrastructure and edge-based engineers within SRT to build scalable pipelines for ingesting, processing, annotating, and managing large volumes of maritime data (e.g. AIS and vessel video footage). Contribute to feature devel
opment in areas such as alert generation and visualisation. Methodically apply best practices to document model performance, testing procedures, and experiment outcomes, while tracking datasets and model versions. Desirable: Experience fine-tuning, extending, and evaluating modern video or radar-based detection and tracking models, including appropriate performance metrics. Experience creating, managing, and interrogating graph databases (e.g., Neo4j). Experience with maritime, aerial, or other remote-sensing imagery. Exposure to MLOps tools (MLflow, Weights & Biases, Ray etc.) Experience deploying systems with containerisation, both on premises and in the cloud (e.g. using Docker and AWS ECS/ECR), and their ongoing maintenance/support. Experience of CI/CD within a machine learning / data science environment. Benefits Highly Competitive Salary and benefits package 25 days annual leave rising to 28 days with service Real individual development opportunities SRT Marine Systems plc is an equal opportunity employer. We are committed to creating an inclusive environment for all employees and welcome applications from all backgrounds.