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Role: Artificial intelligence (AI) contract roles
Location: London/Hybrid 2-3 days weekly onsite
Start: March 2026 TBC
Contract Duration: Full time roles (Monday to Friday) 3-6 months initially, TBC (inside IR35)

About the Role

We would like to connect with individuals in the following fields.  We have a number of exciting projects due to start in 2026.

If you are interested in being part of our candidate pool for these opportunities, and have some or all of the skills below, please submit your application via the 'apply now' button.

1. Google Cloud Platform – Cloud Run, GKE, APIGEE
2. Google Vertex AI
3. Google ADK
4. Big Query – Data LLM
5. ML Ops
6. LLM Engineers with Python













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Requirements
AI, Artificial intelligence, Google Cloud Platform – Cloud Run, GKE, APIGEE, Google Vertex AI, Google ADK, Big Query – Data LLM, ML Ops, LLM Engineers with Python

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