LLM Application Developer

Method Resourcing Solutions Ltd
Oxford
2 months ago
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Job Description

Python | LLM | Application Development | NLP | SDLC | Machine Learning

LLM Application Developer

Up to £55,000 + Equity & Benefits

Oxfordshire - Hybrid working

Method Resourcing have partnered with a BioTech start-up who are at the forefront of AI-powered innovation in Oncology and Bioinformatics.

They are currently looking for an LLM Application Developer to join their growing team to develop their LLM infrastructure and applications to be used both internally, as well as external clients.

For this role, we are looking for someone who can demonstrate commercial experience in the following areas:

  • Strong Python experience - including ML libraries such as TensorFlow and PyTorch
  • Enterprise level experience with developing LLM Applications - Ideally training bespoke models
  • NLP Experience
  • Strong understanding and experience with the SDLC
  • Previous experience working with BioTech datasets (Highly desirable)

The role is offering up to £55,000 + Equity & Benefits and is offered on a 3 day in-office model in Oxfordshire.

So, if you want to be leading the charge in AI-powered Research and Development in Oncology, please apply now for immediate consideration!

Python | LLM | Application Development | NLP | SDLC | Machine Learning

LLM Application Developer

Up to £55,000 + Equity & Benefits

Oxfordshire - Hybrid working

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