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1 year ago

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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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