Principal MLE – Revenue Optimisation

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🇬🇧 Royaume-Uni – Télétravail

💵 £150 000 / an

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tem

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51 - 200 employés

Fondée en 2021

⚡ Énergie

🛍️ eCommerce

☁️ SaaS

Energy • eCommerce • SaaS

tem est une entreprise qui met en relation directe les entreprises avec les producteurs d'énergie renouvelable, leur permettant d'acheter de l'énergie plus rapidement et à moindre coût. En contournant les fournisseurs d'énergie traditionnels, tem permet à ses clients de réduire leurs coûts énergétiques jusqu'à 25 %, garantissant ainsi un prix plus équitable pour les sources d'énergie renouvelable. Leur plateforme offre une transparence totale sur le processus d'approvisionnement en énergie, facilitant la gestion des contrats, devis, factures et analyses depuis un seul endroit. La mission de tem est de créer un avenir énergétique durable en rendant l'énergie renouvelable accessible à tous.

Description

• Own the technical direction for pricing ML. Define what to build and how. Set the roadmap for the pricing engine as a core piece of tem's IP — and be accountable for its performance. • Formulate and solve the pricing problem properly. The mathematical foundation doesn't fully exist yet. Your first job is to define it: a dynamic, real-time system that simultaneously optimises for signing probability, portfolio balance, and margin. Choose the right approach — stochastic programming, reinforcement learning, classical ML, or a hybrid — based on the problem, not familiarity. • Build and ship models end-to-end. Own the modelling and data layer. Write production-grade Python. Architect models with deployment in mind and carry them through to production — you can execute without being blocked by engineering dependencies. • Solve imbalance problems. Develop probabilistic models to optimise risk management and short-term balancing decisions in a highly dynamic environment. • Be the voice of pricing ML across the business. Commercial, product, and engineering teams depend on this engine. They need to understand what it's doing and why. You make that happen — clearly, without losing precision.

🎯 Exigences

• Deep experience building ML systems for pricing, revenue optimisation, or real-time decision-making — at companies where pricing is the product, not a supporting function. Track record of models that reached production and moved commercial metrics. • Strong foundation in stochastic optimisation and probabilistic modelling. The judgement to formulate ambiguous business problems mathematically before reaching for a tool. • First-principles reasoning across methods. You choose between stochastic programming, reinforcement learning, classical ML, or a simple heuristic based on what the problem demands. • The engineering depth to match your modelling. Production-grade Python, high bar for code quality, and the ability to carry models from formulation to deployment without being blocked. • Senior technical leadership. A track record of setting direction for a significant technical area, influencing cross-functional teams, and translating complex model behaviour into clear terms for commercial, product, and engineering stakeholders — so decisions are understood and acted on. • Experience with real-time pricing at scale — ride-hailing, food delivery, logistics, or similar environments where latency and portfolio effects matter. • Familiarity with energy markets, power trading, or portfolio risk management. • PhD or equivalent research depth in a quantitative discipline — statistics, applied mathematics, operations research, or similar. • Ability to reason about trade-offs between optimisation solvers (Gurobi etc.) and gradient-based methods (PyTorch etc.), and the judgement to know when to reach for each. • Experience with causal inference or reinforcement learning in applied commercial settings.

🏖️ Avantages

• Offers Equity