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Artificial Intelligence Engineer

Generative Group
City of London
1 day ago
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JOB ALERT: AI/ML ENGINEER @ Letly

Ready to build the future of AI in real estate? Letly is on a mission to automate rental workflows end-to-end— managing trillions in global rent spend with cutting-edge agentic AI. Backed by a fresh pre-seed round, we’re hiring ONE exceptional AI/ML Engineer to join our founding team and drive real-world AI into production.

This role is perfect for you if you:

Are a strong software engineer with deep knowledge of data structures, system design, OOP

Have hands-on experience with LLMs,ML/DL frameworks like PyTorch, TensorFlow, LangChain

Know how to deploy, monitor & optimise ML models in real-world systems

Are comfortable with MLOps tooling (CI/CD, Docker, Kubernetes) &cloud platforms (GCP/AWS/Azure)

Want to build first-of-its-kind AI infrastructure with a lean, focused, high-performing team

Love building smart, scalable tech that makes a massive impact

What you’ll do
  • Build production-grade AI/ML systems (NLP, OCR, LLM-based)
  • Develop and manage robust MLOps pipelines and infrastructure
  • Optimise models for performance, scalability, and cost
  • Deploy observability tools (OpenTelemetry, Grafana)
  • Collaborate with software engineers to embed AI into the product using APIs
  • Create real-time, context-rich inference systems and retrieval-aware repositories
90-day plan
  • Deliver a rule-evaluation microservice using JSONLogic/CEL + MongoDB
  • Integrate Pub/Sub sinks and land events in BigQuery
  • Launch observability stack with dashboards + alerting

We’re looking for someone smart, intense, focused, and ready to build things fast and well.

Details
  • Location: Remote or flexible (we work async and move quickly)
  • Start Date: ASAP
  • Compensation: Competitive + equity + massive early-stage impact
How to apply

Think you’re the one? Let’s talk. Apply now and help shape the AI backbone of the rental economy.


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