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Machine Learning Developer

Location: London, Greater London, United Kingdom Type: Temporary Job #25513

Are you passionate about cutting-edge technology and AI? We have an exciting opportunity for a talented Full Stack Developer to join our team and help shape the future of AI-backed concierge software!

Key Information:

Location: Anywhere in the UK Remote, with occasional trips to London required Sponsorship: Not available Role type: Permanent after 3 months trial period Salary: 35K pounds per annum

Main Activities:

Front-end Development:Design and implement a front-end for our AI-backed concierge software using Python and JavaScript.

Back-end Development:Design and implement a robust back-end utilizing Python and cloud-based services like Azure or AWS.

API Integration:Seamlessly integrate useful APIs, including ChatGPT, to enhance our software’s capabilities.

Testing & Trialing:Conduct thorough testing and trialing of the software with our user base to ensure top-notch performance.

Travel Opportunities:Collaborate with the wider engineering team and attend meetings with the management team in Dubai every few months.

Prerequisite Skills:

Educational Background:Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science (2.1 or above), specializing in AI, software development, or machine learning.

Technical Expertise:Strong knowledge of full stack development is vital.

Additional Information:

Remote Work:Enjoy the flexibility of working from home for the majority of your tasks.

Interview Process:All applicants will undergo two short remote video interviews with our management team to assess team integration suitability.

Application Process:If interested, please send your CV. We promise to respond within seven days.

How to Apply:

Interested in this role? Send your cover letter and CV to our team. We look forward to welcoming a new member to our innovative and dynamic team!

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