Artificial Intelligence Consultant

Lorien
Edinburgh
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Resource Consultant - Public Sector IT & Professional Services at Lorien 🤝
Senior AI Technical Architect (Azure Cognitive Services)

Our main public sector client is delivering a major programme to introduce AI and automation across core services. They are seeking a hands‑on Senior AI Technical Architect to lead the design, implementation, and strategic direction of enterprise‑wide AI capabilities.


This is a highly influential role for a technical leader with deep experience across Azure Cognitive Services, Python, C#, React, and modern AI/ML architectures.


Key Responsibilities

  • Define the organisation’s AI architecture approach and ensure alignment with strategy, standards, and compliance requirements.
  • Evaluate and integrate a wide range of AI technologies across cloud, on‑prem, hybrid, open‑source, and vendor ecosystems.
  • Design and implement scalable AI solutions using Azure AI Services, including Document Intelligence, Speech, Translator, and Azure AI Search.
  • Lead multiple proof‑of‑concept (PoC) projects in areas such as multilingual transcription, intelligent document processing, and cognitive search.
  • Set architecture patterns, API contracts, and integration models with enterprise systems.
  • Provide technical leadership, mentoring, and guidance across development teams.
  • Work closely with product owners, analysts, and governance teams to ensure ethical, accessible, and compliant AI delivery.
  • Demonstrable experience shaping end‑to‑end AI capabilities aligned to business and technical strategy.
  • Strong background designing AI/ML solutions with Azure Cognitive Services.
  • Hands‑on expertise in:
  • Python (data workflows, Azure SDKs)
  • React (front‑end for PoCs and demos)
  • Deep knowledge of:
  • Cognitive Search (keyword, semantic, hybrid)
  • Experience delivering AI solutions including transcription, document intelligence, and multilingual translation.

Seniority level

Not Applicable


Employment type

Contract


Job function

Information Technology


Industries

Staffing and Recruiting


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