NearTech Search | Machine Learning Engineer

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Machine Learning Engineer

Machine Learning Engineer – Cambridge I’m working with a forward-thinking telecommunications company in Cambridge, seeking an ambitious and motivated AI Specialist to join their innovative team.This organisation is a leader in the telecoms sector, driving transformation with cutting-edge AI solutions. With a focus on leveraging technologies like ML and AI they are enhancing communication tools and data analytics capabilities to stay ahead in the industry.In this role, you’ll be a key player in implementing AI-driven solutions, refining models, and driving forward new initiatives. They’re looking for a self-starter with a passion for innovation—someone eager to dive in, take ownership, and make a tangible impact.Key Responsibilities:Collaborate with the LLM team to design, refine, and optimise prompts and AI models.Lead initiatives to enhance chatbot and voicebot capabilities, improving overall system performance.Develop AI-powered solutions that elevate user experience and meet strategic goals.Required Skills:2+ years of experience in machine learning, particularly in NLP or LLMs.Proficiency with PyTorch or TensorFlow.Hands-on experience with chatbot frameworksFamiliarity with cloud platforms like AWS, GCP, or Azure.Ideal Candidate:A strong understanding of AI and machine learning, with a focus on practical applications in NLP.A self-starter who thrives in a fast-paced environment, eager to take ownership and implement change.An ambitious individual who’s enthusiastic about driving innovation and delivering results.

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