3 jobs found in Bristol

Job Description: Position: Head of Data, Automation and AI Location: Remote Salary: Up to £90,000 As the UK's leading apprenticeship provider, Knovia are transforming how education, skills development, and employment services are delivered in a rapidly evolving digital world. Our mission is to empower learners, employers, and society to thrive in an inclusive, AI-enabled future. To help drive this transformation, we are creating a new leadership role: Head of Data, Automation & AI . This is a rare opportunity to build and lead a modern data and AI capability from the ground up, shaping strategy, technology, and culture across the organisation. In this role you will lead the development of a modern data ecosystem that powers insight, automation, and intelligent decision-making across the group. Working closely with the Chief Transformation Officer and senior leadership, you will define and deliver our data and AI strategy , enabling smarter...

As part of UWE’s Computer Science Research Centre,  you will join a national team delivering TREvolution. This ambitious project sits at the heart of the UK’s aim to establish a safe and collaborative, AI-enabled network of Trusted Research Environments You will play a key role in the project delivery by: Helping produce software prototypes as part of the co-design process with stakeholders; Guiding the transformation of research outputs into robust production-ready implementations that conform to high standards of trustworthiness and safety; Contributing to the maintenance and extension of the open-source repositories within the sacro family;   Liaising with other TREvolution partners and our international stakeholder community to agree common standards and best practice for development and documentation. With access to state-of-the-art research facilities, you will contribute to high-quality technologies and publications, shape national policy discourse, and help create...

Salary: Grade I £39,906 - £44,746; Grade J £43,482 - £50,253 per annum The role We are looking for a Research Associate to help design collaborative and distributed AI for manufacturing sustainability, working across human, digital, and robotic agents. This role is part of a new national research hub aiming to revolutionise UK manufacturing through Artificial Intelligence (AI) and support the achievement of Net Zero by 2050. The Co-AIMS (Collaborative AI for Manufacturing Sustainability) Hub seeks to pioneer AI-powered manufacturing ecosystems that eliminate waste, boost productivity, and enhance sustainability. Backed by £13.7 million in funding from the UKRI Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council (EPSRC), the hub brings together leading experts from the Universities of Birmingham, Bristol, Nottingham, Oxford, and Sheffield, as well as Cranfield University. Led by Professor Niels Lohse at the University of Birmingham, the team will collaborate with manufacturers,...