Ai Architect

Harnham
London
1 year ago
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AI ArchitectLondon (Hybrid/Remote)£90,000Harnham is working with a top consultancy to help with demand from their financial clients, to help implement new AI models into their data platforms.THE COMPANYThis company is a reputable consultancy who have had an influx of clients looking for support in helping to improve their data platforms to ensure they are ready to host AI models. They have significant reach in the financial service space and most of these clients are wanting support to implement AI in the safest way possible.THE ROLEAs an AI Architect, you will have ideally designed data platforms at scale, solely to host, ML/DL/AI models. You will be the go-to person to lead on client projects, look at their current platforms and help replatform to ensure they are fit for purpose, ready to host the AI models that the Data Scientists have been working on. The main need is for someone who can do this in a secure way given how difficult this part has proven for clients within finance.YOUR SKILLS AND EXPERIENCEStrong system design and architecture experienceGood cloud architecture skills with an emphasis towards data science modelsIdeally will have implement AI models and if not, ML/DL models as a minimumShould have consulting experience in previous rolesTHE PROCESSInitial round with the Hiring ManagerA whiteboarding session to determine how you would integrate AI into clients' architectureA conversation with the Director of Architecture to ensure you experience aligns with their visionHOW TO APPLYPlease register your interest via the apply link on this page, or send your CV

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