Artificial Intelligence Engineer

MBN Solutions
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2 months ago
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Would you like to unlock the potential of AI in the accounting industry?


Come and spearhead the development of a transformative Language Model for unparalleled financial insights!


Who are we?

We’re an ambitious VC backed startup, that are developing AI products for the financial and accounting sector. Our mission is to simplify complex financial processes, and empower businesses to thrive.


Started in 2022, we’re at 24 people now, having launched our core product and onboarded a bunch of customers. We’re scaling our team as we’re heading toward Series A funding toward the end of the year,


As part of our growth, we are seeking a motivated AI Engineer to join our AI/ML team in the development of a Language Model (LLM) tailored specifically for the accounting domain.

Working from our London office (3 days a week), you’ll be bridging the gap between Data and the Backend team by developing and optimizing new features, building data pipelines, ETL processes, integration with backend and deploying and monitoring our ML solutions


We’d like someone with the following commercial experience….

  • 5 years’ experience in AI/ML
  • Background in NLP (BERT based Transformer models)
  • Experience with Python and SQL
  • Experience with State-of-the-art NLP/LLM models
  • At least 1 year experience integrating databases using tools like FastAPI
  • Experience with AWS or GCP cloud.


Even better if you have….

  • Experience working with financial transaction data and/or within the accounting sector


What do we offer?

We’re still fairly early in our journey and haven’t had a chance to add all the bells and whistles yet. But we offer a competitive salary, private medical cover, flexible working and equity within the business.


The role will be hybrid, as you’ll be working with one of the Founders in the London office (close to Hyde Park)


Interested?

If you feel this is the role for you or would like to find out more get in touch by clicking the ‘apply now’ button or get in touch with me by the following:

  • Email me at
  • Call me on


Please note:

You must have the right to work in the UK to be considered for this position.

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