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Contract Opportunity: AI Engineer (GenAI)

Fully Remote (UK-based)
Outside IR35 - £550 - £600 p/d DOE
Start Date: 19th May
10-week contract (Full time)

We're looking for a skilled Python engineer to support a 10-week GenAI project. You’ll be working with LLMs, agentic frameworks, and modern backend tools in a remote, collaborative setup.

What you'll need:

Strong Python engineering background (AI/ML or backend)
Experience building with LLMs (LangChain, LlamaIndex, or LangGraph)
Familiar with vector databases for embedding/indexing with images, audio, text and video
Familiar with different multi-agent system patterns
Comfortable with FastAPI or Flask
Strong cloud experience (GCP or AWS)

Nice to have:

GCP experience
Background in ML projects
Experience working on data-heavy applications
Familiarity with CI/CD pipelines

If you're available from 19th May and interested in a short-term, high-impact GenAI project.

Get in touch if interested at:

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