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R&D Engineer (AI/ML Specialist) Do you want to lead cutting-edge AI/ML R&D projects? Have a passion for generative AI, animation, and AWS? Looking to make a significant impact in a dynamic and creative environment? The Role Join a forward-thinking organization as an R&D Engineer (AI/ML Specialist). You'll be at the forefront of developing and integrating state-of-the-art generative AI models, including diffusion models, into production pipelines. You'll work with animation libraries, deliver innovative AI solutions, and manage AWS infrastructure to support scalable AI deployment. Whats In It For You? Salary: Competitive The opportunity to shape and lead groundbreaking AI/ML initiatives. Exposure to cutting-edge tools and technologies, including AWS Bedrock. A collaborative culture prioritizing trust, safety, and continuous improvement. Flexible and supportive working environment. Technical Skills 3+ years of AI/ML experience, ideally in animation, creative, or VFX sectors. Expertise in animation diffusion models and generative AI. Proficiency in programming languages like Python and frameworks such as TensorFlow, PyTorch, or Keras. Experience with AWS services, including Bedrock. Knowledge of traditional machine learning techniques and algorithms. Familiarity with LLM development is a bonus. About You Youre the right match if you: Thrive in R&D environments, independently driving innovation. Have excellent problem-solving skills and are results-driven. Are passionate about exploring new technologies and applying them in creative domains. Want to work in a culture built on trust, collaboration, and ownership. This is an excellent opportunity for an ambitious AI/ML specialist ready to advance their career while contributing to transformative technology solutions. Colin has been supporting professionals in securing career-defining roles for 6+ years. If you'd like to discuss this opportunity or others, reach out today! Skills: AI Python ML Benefits: Work From Home

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