Data Scientist - GenAI - Consultant

Infosys
London
4 days ago
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The Role

We are looking for highly skilled Data Scientists to join our team. As a Data Scientist, you’ll design and deliver GenAI solutions (LLM/RAG) and applied ML components, taking prototypes through to production with strong evaluation, observability and governance. You will work closely with cross-functional teams, including data engineers, analysts, and business stakeholders, to turn data into actionable strategies that drive business outcomes. 

The ideal candidate should have a strong background in applied ML and GenAI delivery (LLM/RAG), including evaluation, deployment, and governance in production environments.

Key Responsibilities

Design and deliver GenAI solutions including LLM/RAG (retrieval strategy, embeddings, vector stores, prompt flows, grounding) for enterprise use cases. Evaluate and improve solution quality using offline/online metrics (quality, latency, cost) and iterate based on feedback. Harden solutions for production with observability/monitoring, tracing, guardrails, safety controls, and reliability practices Build and integrate model endpoints into products and workflows (APIs/services), partnering with engineering through to deployment. Work across cloud platforms (Azure/AWS/GCP) integrating storage, compute, orchestration, and model/runtime components. Assess data readiness for modelling/RAG (fitness, quality, access) and define remediation requirements Collaborate in cross-functional squads (DS/DE/engineering/product) and contribute to reusable assets and ways of working. Communicate clearly with stakeholders on trade-offs, evaluation results, risks, and adoption actions.

Seniority: 

Principal/Manager: own end-to-end workstream delivery, lead stakeholder conversations, mentor others. Director/Senior Principal: shape solution direction and quality bar, coach teams, contribute to sales pursuits/bids and accelerators

Requirements

Skills and Qualifications: 

Essential Skills:  Strong Python/R (pandas/NumPy; ML libs such as scikit-learn; DL frameworks TensorFlow/PyTorch). Experience with LLM/RAG toolchains (e.g., LangChain, LlamaIndex, Semantic Kernel) and vector search (e.g., Pinecone, Weaviate, FAISS, Azure AI Search). Experience with GenAI platforms (e.g., OpenAI API, Anthropic, Gemini, Llama or equivalents). Exposure to big data/distributed computing and pipeline/feature engineering. LLM safety & governance (hallucination mitigation, grounded responses, audit trails) Degree in a quantitative field Right to work in the UK without sponsorship

Preferred Skills: 

Cloud ML experience (AWS/GCP/Azure). Strong SQL; experience with visualisation tools (Tableau/Power BI or Python viz). Specialisms: NLP / computer vision / time series. NoSQL familiarity. Quant / trading analytics engineering practices Time-series forecasting (prices, demand, blend outcomes, scheduling effects) Optimisation / simulation (planning, blending, logistics constraints) Model risk controls (bias/leakage checks, backtesting discipline, monitoring/drift) CI/CD, deployment, monitoring; Docker/Kubernetes. Experiment design and randomised trials. MSc with PhD a plus

Personal attributes

Analytical, pragmatic problem-solver; outcome-oriented. Self-directed, able to prioritise and juggle multiple workstreams. Clear communicator who can simplify complexity. Collaborative, curious, continuous learner.

Given that this is just a short snapshot of the role we encourage you to apply even if you don't meet all the requirements listed above. We are looking for individuals who strive to make an impact and are eager to learn. If this sounds like you and you feel you have the skills and experience required, then please apply now.

Benefits

About Enterprise AI

Our Enterprise AI practice supports the largest global organisations to find and deliver business value from AI. We work within the broad Infosys ecosystem partnering with deep industry and domain experts to find transformational value and then enable clients to bridge from strategy through to implementation collaborating with our global delivery organisation. Examples of our work include developing AI transformation roadmaps, setting up AI Centres of Excellence, automating complex workflows with multi-agent systems and intelligent document processing with generative AI. We always bring a human-centred and value-led approach to technology transformation.

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