Artificial Intelligence Engineer

SR2 | Socially Responsible Recruitment | Certified B Corporation
City of London
20 hours ago
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About the Job:

We are seeking multiple AI Engineers to join a start-up focused on revolutionising AI Automation for businesses. They’re building systems that learn how a business runs and works out what can be automated to save time and money. You’ll work directly with clients to build a system that works for them, analysing historical process data from ticket and communications systems.


You Need:

  • You need demonstrable experience of deploying AI Agents.
  • You need strong Python skills with a grounding in AI or ML.
  • You must have built AI systems in production.
  • You must have used AI within complex systems.


Bonus Skills:

  • Continuous learning/ continuous system improvement experience is a plus.
  • Multi-agent experience is a plus.


Benefits:

  • The chance to work on cutting-edge AI tech and develop your skills on a project that makes an impact.
  • Extremely competitive salary.
  • The option for equity allows your involvement to be more direct and meaningful.
  • Central London office with great transport links.


We are a Certified B-Corp and our practices ensure that diversity, equality and inclusion carry across to those that we hire for.


Apply now to be part of the creation of a revolutionary tool to help businesses globally.

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