The e-commerce stream plays a key role in offering frictionless, convenient, and hyper-personalised shopping experiences for millions of global users across multiple platforms, in different regions, languages, currencies, and more. Based in our Barcelona office in the heart of the 22@ hub, this amazing community of 27 nationalities offers an unparalleled culture focused on growth and learning. Data Science is responsible for designing cutting-edge machine learning and optimisation techniques to convert data into important business insights and solutions. We focus on machine learning and optimisation problems across Ocado's E-commerce - from recommending products to customers, to search optimisation and intelligent substitutions. Our data is stored in Google BigQuery, we work primarily in Python for machine learning and use frameworks such as Spark and TensorFlow.

"Ocado Technology, powering the future of retail through sustained disruptive technology innovation..." Ocado Technology is putting the world's retailers online using the cloud, robotics, AI, and IoT. We develop the innovative software and systems that power Ocado.com, the world's largest online-only grocery retailer as well as the global'Ocado Smart Platform'. With everything from websites to fully autonomous warehouse that we design in-house, our employees need to be specialists in a wide range of technologies to help drive our business. We champion a value-led culture to get our teams working at their very best and to help create a collaborative working environment that our people love. Core values of Trust, Autonomy, Craftsmanship, Collaboration and Learn Fast help drive our innovative culture.

"We are on a mission to transform the future of grocery retail through sustained technology innovation." Ocado Technology is putting the world's retailers online using the cloud, robotics, AI, and IoT. We develop the innovative software and hardware systems that power Ocado.com, the world's largest online-only grocery retailer as well as the global'Ocado Smart Platform'. With everything from websites to fully autonomous warehouses that we design in-house, our employees need to be specialists in a wide range of technologies to help drive our business. The Supply Chain Data Science team develops the models that power Ocado Smart Platform's Supply Chain.

"We are on a mission: to transform the future of online grocery through cutting-edge technology innovation." Ocado Technology is changing the way the world shops using advanced Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning, Robotics, Big Data, Cloud and IoT. We develop the innovative software and hardware systems that power Ocado.com, as well as the unique'Ocado Smart Platform' which is being implemented by ambitious retailers across the world from Europe to America, Asia and beyond. We build everything in-house: from intelligent, frictionless e-commerce platforms to highly automated warehouses, our employees are skilled specialists with expertise across a wide range of technologies. We're working on cutting-edge innovations that are shaping the future of our society.

Over the last year, we have witnessed a major transformation for Ocado Technology and the Ocado Smart Platform (OSP). From weathering the pains of customers placing their first orders, to offering an online retail solution that has helped rocket our business to the FTSE 100. Not only are we'live' and successful for a major retailer but we are well underway in realising our vision in becoming the leading retail online platform provider, with four of the world's leading retailers already on board. We are looking to step-change our analytics capability across Ocado Technology to drive better-informed decision-making as we consider how to evolve and improve the Ocado Smart Platform for our clients and their customers. As a Product Analyst within Fulfillment department, you will work closely with the Product teams to enable them to track KPIs and use data to make these better decisions.

The Machine Learning Research team in Ocado Sofia is part of the innovation division of Ocado and works on projects that push the boundaries of what can be achieved with machine learning technology in the computer vision and robotics domains. Some of the things we are working on are control of robots to perform dexterous manipulation tasks, recognise 1000s of different products in our range from camera images, recognise irregular parts and containers in our warehouses and vehicle fleet and many others. The team provides an environment in which innovation can thrive and we collaborate with various research and development teams in the UK and Ocado's development offices in Europe. Click to find out more about Ocado Technology and our recruitment process. Ocado is an equal opportunities employer and as such makes every effort to ensure that all potential employees are treated fairly and equally, regardless of their sex, sexual orientation, marital status, race, colour, nationality, ethnic or national origin, religion, age, disability or union membership status.

We design and build the systems with technology that powers ocado.com, the world's largest online-only grocery retailer; groceries.morrisons.com, the fastest growing online supermarket, and other clients. We are constantly pushing the limits of what our technology can do. To accelerate this work, we are expanding our development team in Sofia, Bulgaria and opening new roles. As our business evolves, we are writing a next generation, cloud based grocery platform, Ocado Smart Platform, which will be used to run Ocado, Morrisons, Kroger, ICA, Aeon, Coles and other international retailers in the future. Join us and you'll have the opportunity to work across a wide range of high class technology, with exceptionally smart and collaborative people, to create an unrivalled platform.

Ocado Technology is putting the world's retailers online using advanced artificial intelligence, robotics, big data, the cloud and IoT. We develop the innovative software and hardware systems that power Ocado.com, as well as the unique'Ocado Smart Platform' which is being implemented by ambitious retailers across the world from Europe to America, Asia and beyond. With everything from websites to highly automated warehouses that we design in-house, our employees are skilled specialists with expertise across a wide range of technologies, working on cutting-edge innovations that are shaping the future of our society. This role is to lead the data science team responsible for the various data science projects and product features within Handling Robotics. Click to find out more about Ocado Technology and our recruitment process.

At the warehouses of British online grocery company Ocado Technology, robots, guided by AI, whizz around on rails at speeds of up to four metres per second, picking a 50-item order in minutes. The journeys then taken by Ocado's delivery trucks are optimised by a neural network that makes more than 14 million last-mile routing calculations per second, and adjusts delivery routes each time a customer places a new order or adds extra items to their shopping lists. But Ocado's most ambitious automation efforts involve packing robots. At the time of writing the company has five robotic picking arms powered by computer vision, and other machine-learning systems that can identify the products that need to be packed and use suction power to grab them. Further advances, undertaken in conjunction with two European academic-led projects, are in the pipeline. "From a human's perspective, it is a fairly simple task to pick and pack, and it doesn't require an awful lot of training," says Alex Harvey, chief of advanced technology at Ocado Technology. "For a computer and for a robot, the dexterous manipulation involved is far beyond the state of the art today to be able to pick and pack the full range of items that we do."

While many know UK company Ocado as an online grocery retailer, it's really one of the most innovative tech companies in the world. Ocado was founded in 2000 as an entirely online experience and therefore never had a brick-and-mortar store to serve its customers, who number 580,000 each day. Its technology expertise came about out of necessity as it began to build the software and hardware it needed to be efficient, productive, and competitive. Today, Ocado uses artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning in many ways throughout its business. Since 2000, Ocado tried to piece together the technology they needed to succeed by purchasing products off the shelf.