Artificial Intelligence Consultant

Peaple Talent
City of London
1 day ago
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Job Description

AI Partner | London (Hybrid) | £80,000 - £95,000


We’re working with a digital delivery business that connects organisations with high-quality near- and offshore development teams. As AI becomes core to modern software delivery, they’re hiring an AI Partner with a strong software engineering background to shape how AI capability is assessed, embedded, and scaled across their partner network.


This role is for a hands-on engineer, not a theorist, who can evaluate real-world AI systems, review code and architectures, and build internal tools that improve how partners are vetted and matched to client work.


What You’ll Do

  • Identify and onboard AI-capable development agencies with proven engineering depth
  • Technically vet partners through code reviews, architecture discussions, and solution assessments
  • Own and evolve an AI maturity model grounded in real software delivery experience
  • Act as a technical authority for sales and delivery teams on AI-led projects
  • Build internal AI automations and tooling using APIs, scripts, or no/low-code platforms


What We’re Looking For

  • Extensive experience as a software engineer (backend or full-stack preferred)
  • Proven hands-on experience with AI tools (e.g....

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