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Junior AI/ML Engineer – Agentic Systems & Knowledge Graphs
North London (Hybrid)
£40,000–£70,000 | 2-Year Contract (Outside IR35) | Opportunity to Go Permanent

An industry-leading technology company is seeking a

Junior AI/ML Engineer

to support the development of cutting-edge AI systems, combining the latest advances in

large language models (LLMs) ,

agentic AI ,

graph neural networks (GNNs) , and

enterprise knowledge graphs .

This is a

long-term role

(initial 2-year contract, outside IR35), with a strong possibility of transitioning into a

permanent position . It’s an exciting opportunity for a highly capable early-career engineer to gain hands-on experience across advanced AI technologies and contribute to real-world, production-grade systems.

What You’ll Be Working On
Assist in the fine-tuning and evaluation of

domain-specific LLMs , applying

retrieval-augmented generation (RAG)

and

prompt engineering

techniques.
Contribute to the development of

multi-agent systems

using frameworks such as

AutoGen ,

LangGraph ,

LangChain , or

CrewAI .
Support the integration of

AI safety

techniques into system design and deployment.
Help implement

real-time and batch inference pipelines

with secure APIs (REST/gRPC, event-driven).
Work on the construction and maintenance of

enterprise knowledge graphs

used in intelligent search and recommendation systems.
Assist in training and deploying

graph neural networks

for tasks like link prediction and node classification.
Participate in building robust

MLOps pipelines

for versioning, CI/CD, and automated retraining across cloud and on-premise environments.
Collaborate with senior engineers through code reviews, design discussions, and knowledge-sharing sessions.

What We’re Looking For
MSc or PhD from a

top university

in Computer Science, Machine Learning, Mathematics, or a closely related field.
Strong foundational knowledge of

machine learning and deep learning , with hands-on experience using frameworks such as

PyTorch ,

TensorFlow , or

JAX .
Exposure to

LLM fine-tuning

and/or experience working with transformer-based models (e.g. GPT, LLaMA, Mistral).
Interest in or familiarity with

agentic AI frameworks

and

multi-agent systems .
Some knowledge of

graph databases

(e.g. Neo4j, Neptune, TigerGraph) and

GNN libraries

(e.g. PyTorch Geometric, DGL).
Comfortable working with

Python

in collaborative software engineering environments.
Awareness of cloud tools (e.g.

AWS, GCP, Azure ), MLOps practices, and data pipeline technologies is a plus.

Bonus Skills
Experience with model optimisation techniques for deployment (e.g. quantisation, pruning, distillation).
Open-source contributions, research publications, or involvement in AI/ML competitions (e.g. Kaggle, NeurIPS, etc.).

Why This Role?
A chance to work on

state-of-the-art AI systems

from day one.
Generous contract (£40,000–£70,000) with

outside IR35 status

and potential to go permanent after two years.
Exposure to impactful AI work in a

highly technical, collaborative team .
Hybrid working arrangement based in

North London .

Ready to accelerate your AI/ML career on real-world, production-ready systems?
Apply now with your CV and GitHub/portfolio.

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