Senior AI Developer

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Salary:£80k-£85k + Bonuses / Private Healthcare / 7% pension

Location:Once a month in the London Office


About the company

A dynamic FinTech leader, providing cutting-edge financial planning technology to over 80% of the UK's major financial institutions. With 100 skilled specialists across the South-East, they offer a collaborative and supportive environment where innovation thrives.


Why Join?

  • Career Growth:Opportunities for advancement within a supportive and friendly team.
  • Flexible Benefits:25 days annual leave +bank holidays + option to buy more
  • Perks:Company bonus, private medical insurance, study support, free parking
  • Community:Engage in company events and support local charities through organised fundraising.


Role Overview

We are seeking a Senior AI Developer to drive the development, support, and enhancement of our leading modelling solutions for the financial sector. This role involves leading R&D efforts in financial modelling tools. You will work with our Product Director to conduct AI workshops internally to understand what tools and products could be supercharged through AI/ML.


We need someone with a background in software development as you will have extreme autonomy and ownership in this role. Meaning once you have sign off to build, you would spin up the POC & work with the Dev teams to implement.


Key Requirements

  • AI/ML Expertise:5+ years in AI development, particularly with machine learning and generative AI (e.g., ChatGPT)
  • Cloud Platforms:Skilled in AWS for AI/ML model deployment and management
  • Programming:Proficient in Python, Java, and other relevant languages
  • Data Management:Experience with large-scale data processing and RDBMS (e.g., MySQL)
  • Agile Methodologies:Comfortable with agile practices, including Scrum and XP
  • Project Management:Experience managing Jira boards and ensuring code quality
  • Collaboration:Ability to work with business and product stakeholders to meet requirements


Desirable Skills

  • AI Tools:Familiarity with TensorFlow, PyTorch, Keras, and Scikit-learn
  • Data Engineering:Knowledge of Apache Spark, Hadoop, and Kafka
  • Model Deployment:Experience with Docker, Kubernetes, and MLflow
  • Testing:Knowledge of AI testing frameworks and methodologies
  • Frontend Technologies:Experience with React and TypeScript
  • Financial Services:Experience in the financial services industry is a plus


Qualifications

While a degree in a computing-related field is common among our developers, we value experience and talent above all.


Apply now to join a forward-thinking team and make a significant impact in the world of financial technology then apply to this advert now.

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