Artificial Intelligence Engineer

Harnham
City of London
2 days ago
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AI Engineer

London, hybrid, three days onsite

Salary up to £85000.

This is an opportunity to join a newly built AI function within a global digital transformation consultancy. You will help shape innovative AI solutions for high profile clients while working alongside experienced architects and technical leaders in a team that is being heavily invested in.

The Company

They are an established global consultancy providing technology and data transformation services across a wide variety of industries. With operations spanning multiple continents, they partner with organisations to solve complex data challenges and to accelerate AI adoption. They are expanding a specialised team dedicated to delivering AI solutions for clients in the audit domain, with significant long term growth planned.

The Role

• Implement AI agent solutions designed by the architecture team.

• Build and deploy production grade models using Python, ML and NLP techniques.

• Work with modern LLMs including GPT, Llama, Claude and Mistral.

• Contribute to solution development while learning best practice from senior engineers and architects.

• Collaborate closely with client facing teams and technical leads as part of a multidisciplinary delivery function.

Your Skills and Experience

• Strong practical experience with Python for machine learning or NLP.

• Hands on exposure to modern LLMs and ability to work with models such as GPT, Llama, Claude or Mistral.

• Understanding of how to implement AI solutions rather than build foundational models.

• Ability to work collaboratively and contribute to end to end solution delivery.

What They Offer

• Salary up to 85000 depending on experience.

• Hybrid working, three days in the office.

• The chance to grow quickly in a newly established AI engineering capability.

• Access to industry leading expertise, tooling and enterprise scale AI projects.

How to Apply

Please apply with your CV and a consultant will be in touch.

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