AI Solutions Architect

Tower house consulting Ltd t/as My work
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1 year ago
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Remote - within the UK£70,000 - £100,000Our client is a pioneering Fintech company in the financial services sector, renowned for their innovative approach and commitment to enhancing their bespoke, cutting-edge CRM platform. This platform is at the heart of their operations, enabling them to consistently implement market-leading features and expand their diverse range of products for both residential and commercial customers.The OpportunityAs the AI Solutions Architect, you will be at the forefront of innovation, designing and overseeing the integration of AI-driven solutions across a variety of proprietary systems, including the companys advanced CRM platform, Progressive Web Apps (PWA), decisioning engines, and other key tools. This role is pivotal in shaping the architecture and defining the AI integration strategy from the ground up, making it an exceptional opportunity to influence technology choices and drive innovation.Key Responsibilities:Innovative Design: Work closely with stakeholders to translate business needs into AI-driven solutions, setting the foundation for AI integration across the companys systems.AI Integration: Architect and design AI workflows across multiple platforms, ensuring they are compatible and perform optimally within a bespoke technology stack. Play a key role in establishing best practices for AI integration.Tool Selection: Evaluate and select third-party AI tools and APIs, and lead decisions on how these will be integrated into the companys systems.Team Leadership: Provide technical guidance and mentorship to a newly established team, helping to foster a culture of excellence and continuous improvement.Stay Ahead: Keep up with industry trends and advancements in AI technologies, and bring forward innovative ideas that will shape the teams approach to AI integration.Requirements Extensive experience in software architecture with a strong focus on AI solutions and multi-platform integrations.Proven hands-on experience integrating AI tools like OpenAI, Anthropic, or Google AI into CRM systems, PWAs, decisioning engines, and other proprietary tools.Strong understanding of machine learning models, NLP, AI agents, and feedback loop implementation to refine AI outputs.Excellent communication and leadership skills, with a passion for building and shaping new teams.Demonstrated ability to deliver results on complex projects involving diverse technology stacks.BenefitsPerkbox perks: great deals on holidays, shopping, cinema tickets, health cover, car rental and much, much more.BUPA health insurancePaid HolidayCompany PensionFully remote working with all equipment provided

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