Are you excited about working at the forefront of applied research in an industry setting? TR Labs is the AI Research & Development arm of Thomas Reuters. We are seeking scientists with a passion for solving problems using state-of-the-art artificial intelligence and machine learning.

What does Thomson Reuters Labs do? We experiment, we build, we deliver. Our core mission is to innovate industry-leading solutions for Legal, Tax & Accounting, Risk, and News Media specialists. We systematically explore and develop recent technologies, particularly those in relevant areas of AI/ML, with an unwavering focus on customer problems and opportunities.

About The Role
As a Lead Applied Scientist, you will define research strategy and lead high-impact initiatives that shape Thomson Reuters' AI/ML roadmap across multiple product features. You will drive innovation in specialized domains such as legal reasoning, document understanding, or knowledge graphs, establishing best practices and technical vision. You will provide thought leadership internally and externally,



mentoring scientists across Labs and leading stakeholder engagement. You will develop a deep understanding of customer problems and the data that informs them.

About You
You’re a fit for the role of
Lead Applied Scientist
if your background includes:
PhD or Master's degree with equivalent industry experience in Computer Science, Machine Learning, or related field
7+ years of hands-on experience building production IR, NLP, ML, or GenAI systems leveraging up-to-date techniques
Demonstrated experience leading through others in cross-functional teams to deliver end-to-end AI capabilities
Strong product mindset with ability to translate complex customer problems into successful AI applications
Proven ability to demonstrate novel methods that influence product roadmaps and business outcomes
Outstanding communication and analytical skills
Deep expertise in RAG architectures, agentic frameworks, tool-using syste

📌 Lead Applied Scientist Bengaluru (India)
🏢 Thomson Reuters
📍 India