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Contract Generative AI Python Developer - Inside IR35


An Investment Bank has an exciting requirement in which they need multiple Python Developers with commercial experience in Generative AI, ideally LLM for a greenfield project.


The bank have decided they would like to integrate Generative AI within their risk systems and need expert Python Developers to productionise and implement applications.


Key Responsibilities:

  • Work as a developer in the Generative AI team.
  • Productionise models and monetise apps
  • Participate in an agile-based software development lifecycle, including technical analysis, documentation, development, testing, code reviews, and collaboration with infrastructure teams.
  • Support the Generative AI platform service, ensuring its availability and continuous improvement with new language models, techniques, and use cases.
  • Proactively manage all issues facing the team, whether technical, functional, or organizational.


Experience, Qualifications & Competencies:


Core Platform:Web Application built in Python and/or React/TypeScript.


Essential Skills:

  • Strong proficiency in Python.
  • Proven track record with Python 3+ and frameworks such as Django and FastAPI (ideally 3+ years).
  • Knowledge of DevOps, Kubernetes and Docker.
  • Familiarity with CI/CD processes, including Jenkins and Ansible.
  • Competent in DB/SQL skills.
  • Knowledge of Machine Learning, including model testing and popular ML libraries.
  • LLM


Analytical Skills:Excellent ability to translate technical concepts and provide specialist guidance and advice.


Interpersonal Skills:

  • Ability to set individual objectives and manage performance to ensure delivery.
  • Effective liaison with stakeholders, acting as a bridging point.


Experience:Prior experience operating in a complex and diverse IT environment. Results-oriented with a clear understanding of how results impact business counterparts.

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