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Job Description

🚀Join the Future of AI!🚀


Are you anAI Engineerready to make an impact at afast-paced, cutting-edge startup? We’re seeking a talented, innovative individual to join our client’s growing team, where creativity and collaboration drive success!


What you’ll do:

  • Develop AI models and algorithms that power next-gen products
  • Design, develop, and implement intelligent agents
  • Solve real-world problems with cutting-edge machine learning techniques
  • Collaborate with passionate engineers and industry leaders


What you bring:

  • Strong skills in AI/ML frameworks (TensorFlow, PyTorch, etc.)
  • Strong NLP Experience
  • Expertise in Python, data analysis, and model deployment
  • A passion for innovation and tackling big challenges
  • ABSc/MSc from a Top Tier Universityin Comp Sci, Engineering, or related field (Physics, Math, etc.)


Why join us?

  • Work in adynamic, fast-pacedenvironment
  • Shape the future of AI and tech
  • Competitive salary & equityin a high-growth startup


Ready to make an impact? Apply now and shape the future with us! 🌟

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