AI Engineer

RedCloud
London
1 year ago
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RedCloud is leveraging AI-powered technology to break down the barriers to fair and profitable trade in emerging markets.

RedCloud's Intelligent Open Commerce Platform connects FMCG Brands, Distributors, and Local Merchants on a single, equitable marketplace, empowering them with real-world insights and data to help them make better decisions. RedCloud enables FMCG Brands to seize new opportunities in emerging markets, facilitates access to more buyers & streamlines operations for Distributors, and helps Local Merchants spend more time selling products, not searching for them.

AI Engineer

We’re seeking an AI Engineer with a strong software engineering background to join our team. In this role, you will have the opportunity to tackle real-world problems, using AI and machine learning to design and implement solutions that drive our products and services forward. We are looking for a collaborative thinker who thrives in a problem-solving environment, with a focus on building creative AI solutions.

This is an ideal role for someone who enjoys exploring new technologies and has a knack for breaking down complex problems into actionable components.

Your day to day could look like..

AI & Machine Learning Solutions: Design, develop, and implement AI models and machine learning algorithms to solve complex, real-world problems.Work with cross-functional teams to identify opportunities where AI can improve products, services, or internal processes. Integrate AI and machine learning models into production software systems in a scalable and maintainable way.

Problem Solving & Innovation: Analyze complex data sets and technical challenges to develop innovative, creative AI solutions. Use your software engineering expertise to piece together different tools, frameworks, and algorithms to create unique solutions. Work collaboratively with the team to brainstorm, prototype, and refine AI solutions.

Software Development & Integration:Leverage your background in software engineering to develop clean, efficient code that supports the deployment of AI models and solutions.Ensure that AI models integrate seamlessly with existing systems, and collaborate with software development teams to build robust and scalable applications.

Collaboration & Learning: Work in close collaboration with data scientists, engineers, and product teams to define AI requirements and deliver innovative solutions. Continuously learn and stay updated on emerging AI tools, techniques, and industry best practices.Share your knowledge and contribute to a collaborative environment where team members support each other’s growth and development.

Experience we like to see..

 At least 3+ years of experience in software engineering, with strong proficiency in C#, Python, Java and 2+ years of experience working with AI/ML technologies, frameworks (e.g., TensorFlow, PyTorch), and developing machine learning models.

Attributes we like to see..

Strong problem-solving skills and the ability to break down complex challenges into manageable, actionable tasks. An interest in working across both software engineering and AI, with the ability to piece together solutions using a variety of tools and techniques. Excellent communication skills, with a collaborative approach to working within diverse teams. A passion for continuous learning and personal development, with a willingness to explore new ideas and approaches.

Experience that would be nice to have..

Familiarity withMLOps(Machine Learning Operations) practices, including the deployment, monitoring, and maintenance of AI/ML models in production environments and experience with cloud platforms and deploying AI/ML models in production environments.

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