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05.05.2025

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This role will lead the build of real-world AI products for a very successful B2B SaaS firm, already generating approximately $100 million ARR. The products you develop will significantly impact the company's bottom line.

The company possesses a large proprietary dataset, unrivaled in their marketplace.

About the Company- A PE-backed B2B SaaS firm with approximately $100 million ARR, seeking to hire a Principal ML Engineer / Data Scientist to develop data science and AI products for their platform. The company has around 200 employees, a strong tech team, a modern tech stack, and an unrivaled dataset created by merging key sector companies.

About the Role- The position is primarily a senior individual contributor role, with significant interaction with the C-suite and private equity backers. You will lead teams on a squad basis and manage third-party resources from specialized consultancies.

You will be responsible for designing and building AI tools for a B2B sales platform. These products aim to enhance the platform with strategic recommendations and insights for users.

It is essential that you can demonstrate experience in building Data & AI tools that have generated commercial value for an organization and/or its clients.

Specifically, experience in developing AI-enabled prediction and forecasting products is required.

Technical expertise in areas such as:

  • LLMs, RAG
  • Delivering applied Machine Learning projects

This is an opportunity to develop real-world AI tools that will be used by B2B end users, creating significant additional revenue for the rapidly growing B2B SaaS company.

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