Artificial Intelligence Consultant

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Milton Keynes
4 months ago
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Machine Learning/ Generative AI Consultant

AI Consultant - Foundry: AI / Data Solutions (Milton Keynes Hybrid)

Contract: Part-time to Full-time Transition

Location: Milton Keynes (1+ day per week on-site)

Duration: Initial 2–3 months, with potential for extension or permanent conversion


We are supporting a global AI and data consultancy in hiring a Client Success Engineer to work with enterprise clients implementing advanced AI and data-driven solutions. This position is ideal for someone who enjoys both the technical and relationship-building side of delivery, designing, prototyping, and deploying real-world solutions that deliver measurable business impact.


The Role

  • On-site presence in Milton Keynes at least one day per week
  • Work directly with enterprise clients to understand challenges and deliver AI and data solutions
  • Experience with Palantir/Foundry suite
  • Design and implement prototypes, proof-of-concepts, and production-ready systems
  • Collaborate with Sales, Product, and Engineering teams to ensure delivery excellence
  • Initial part-time engagement for November at two days per week and December at three days per week
  • Potential to transition to full-time in the new year, with the option to move permanently


About You

  • Background in data engineering, AI or software development
  • Excellent communication and stakeholder engagement skill
  • Proven ability to translate business problems into technical solutions
  • Flexible, proactive, and confident managing multiple projects simultaneously

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