AI Engineer

Ascendion

London

10 months ago

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Job Description

We are urgently looking for an AI Engineer to join our Device Intelligence team. The ideal candidate will have proven experience in Data science Background, leveraging both traditional AI and Generative AI techniques along with applications using React, JavaScript, and Python

Job Description:

Data science expert to preprocess, analyse, and model data, leveraging both traditional AI and Generative AI techniques.
Develop and deploy AI-driven applications using React, JavaScript, and Python, ensuring scalability and production readiness.
Design and optimize end-to-end AI pipelines, from data engineering to model training and deployment.
Stay updated on emerging AI technologies and integrate them with existing AI/ML frameworks for innovative solutions.
Collaborate with cross-functional teams to architect and build AI-powered full-stack applications, ensuring efficiency, security, and usability.

About Us:

Ascendion is a leading provider of AI-first software engineering services. Our applied AI, software engineering, cloud, data, experience design, and talent transformation capabilities accelerate innovation for Global 2000 clients. Ascendion is headquartered in New Jersey. In addition to our remote/hybrid workforce, we have 30+ offices across the U.S., UK, Poland, Romania, India, Australia and Mexico. We are committed t...

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