AI Engineer

In Technology Group Limited

London

10 months ago

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As anAI Consultant, you will work closely with stakeholders to identify AI opportunities, develop strategies, and oversee the successful deployment of AI technologies. You will provide expert advice onmachine learning, NLP, computer vision, automation, and AI ethics, ensuring alignment with business goals.

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? Assess client needs and identify AI-driven opportunities? Develop and implement AI strategies, roadmaps, and PoCs? Guide businesses on AI model selection, deployment, and scalability? Ensure AI solutions comply with regulatory and ethical guidelines? Collaborate with data scientists, engineers, and stakeholders to drive AI adoption? Optimize AI performance, ensuring business impact and ROI

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??5+ yearsof experience in AI consulting, data science, or AI engineering?? Strong expertise inML/DL, NLP, Computer Vision, and AI Automation?? Hands-on experience with AI frameworks:TensorFlow, PyTorch, OpenAI, Hugging Face?? Proficiency inPython, R, SQL, and cl...

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