DeepMind
Google DeepMind is an AI research laboratory focused on building artificial general intelligence. Founded in London in 2010 by Demis Hassabis, Shane Legg, and Mustafa Suleyman, the company was acquired by Google in 2014 for approximately $660M. DeepMind pioneered breakthroughs including AlphaGo, the first program to defeat a world champion at Go, and AlphaFold, which solved the 50-year-old protein folding problem and has been used by over two million researchers worldwide. The lab remains headquartered in London with a large UK engineering presence and continues to push the boundaries of reinforcement learning, large language models, and scientific AI.
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Research Scientist, Robotics
Product Manager, Technical Intelligence, Google DeepMind
Research Engineer, Frontier Safety Risk Assessment
Research Engineer, Quantum Computing
Researcher, Frontier Strategy & Governance
Research Scientist, AI for Extreme Weather Forecasting
Research Scientist, Gemini Diffusion
Research Scientist, Post-AGI Research
Research Scientist, Reinforcement Learning
Science & Frontier AI Research - Writer / Communicator
Technical Program Manager, Fixed Term Contract (Tools, Data & Migrations)
Administrative Business Partner
Administrative Business Partner (12 month fixed term contract)
Administrative Business Partner, Fixed Term Contract
Analytics & Insights Partner, People & Talent Intelligence - 12 Months FTC - London
Communications Insights and Measurements Analyst - 12 Months FTC - London
E/ABP Community Partner
Events Manager - London - FTC - 12 Months
Global Event Programs Lead, Global Events & Experiences - 12 Months FTC
HR Data Analyst, Fixed Term Contract
Internal Communications, Unit Manager for Science and Frontier-AI Units
People Experience & Delivery Partner - 12 Months - FTC - London, UK
Reward & Recognition (Compensation) Lead - 6 Month Fixed Term Contract
Talent Management Operations Partner (FTC - 12 Month Contract) - London
Technical Program Manager, Robotics Operations - London
Senior Manager, Society, Safety & Responsibility Communications (12 month Fixed-Term Contract)
SWE - Grids - Fixed Term Contract - 6 Months - London, UK
Research Scientist, Generative Modelling for Materials and Chemistry
Senior Program Manager, Google DeepMind Impact Accelerator
People and Culture Partner
Talent Operations Associate, Fixed Term Contract
Technical Program Manager, Agents Innovation - 12 Month FTC
Manager, Applied AI Engineering
UX Researcher Role - 12 Months - FTC
Research Scientist, Material Intelligence
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