AI Engineer

TEC Partners
Oxford
1 year ago
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AI Engineer - Hybrid - Oxford Company TEC Partners are representing a fast evolving R&D company specialising in Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning. They are continuing their growth with the expansion of their AI department due to increased demand for their services. About this AI Engineer role As an AI Engineer, you will be a key player in our client's expansion, you will work closely with the wider AI team, providing expert knowledge and furthering the development of existing and new projects. Why work as an AI Engineer with our client? Basic salary - Negotiable dependent on experience (up to £100,000) Flexible working hours and working structure (hybrid) Share option scheme Accelerated career progression What is expected of you as an AI Engineer with our client? Ideally 4 year's experience within a similar position working in the AI space A strong academic background, ideally with a postgraduate qualification in a related field Experience with Python, MLOps, LLMs, NLP techniques and Cloud technology He ability to present new ideas effectively to senior management The ability to work in an Agile manner, as a team player Security clearance Responsibilities of an AI Engineer with our client Collaborate and work in an agile manner within the wider AI team Test and monitor the performance of software, troubleshooting bugs and making relevant patches when applicable Integrate frameworks such as Tensorflow and PyTorch Deploy LLMs and NLP techniques Stay up to date in the latest research within the AI and ML space If you are interested in this AI Engineer vacancy and you would like to hear more about it or other AI, ML, Data or Python Software Developer vacancies, please contact Stuart at TEC Partners today.

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