Artificial Intelligence Engineer

Be-IT
Glasgow
2 months ago
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Are you a passionate engineer who is looking to test their knowledge and skills within AI in a professional environment? Are you looking to deliver real world AI solutions across a range of product portfolios with global clients?


You have the opportunity to join a business at the forefront of their industry as they match their market expansion with innovation, research and development to ensure they are continually evolving


In this hands on technical role you will design, build and deploy AI and automation features that will have large scale tangible results for a number of key users both internally and externally.


This role will come with the autonomy to research new ways of working, create proof of concepts to support your thoughts and have the support of the business Head of Data and Development Manager to help you in put your own ideas.


You will work in an extremely collaborative and cross functional organisation meaning you will have the support and the visibility of all aspects of the business to help you make informed decisions to drive company wide innovation and operational improvement


In order to be successful in this role the ideal candidate will come from an engineering background, experience building and managing AI agents and a solid understanding of LLM behaviour/prompt engineering


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