Senior Applied Ai Solution Engineer

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1 year ago

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Our client specialises in leveraging AI to give enterprise clients a competitive edge. They collaborate closely with ambitious industry leaders, helping them recognise and utilise AI's value in their operations. With a strong focus is on crafting tailored AI solutions and laying the groundwork for seamless scalability. They are seeking individuals who share's a passion for AI and its potential for positive change.

Responsibilities:

Visionary Leadership: Define the vision for innovative AI solutions, ensuring alignment with clients' objectives.
Analytical Problem-Solving: Break down complex challenges and make critical decisions to steer projects.
AI Application Development: Provide technical leadership in creating robust, transformative solutions.
Hands-on Development: Guide engineering teams while balancing technical leadership and hands-on coding.
Code Review and Mentorship: Manage and mentor teams, ensuring high-quality code and fostering talent development.
Project Management: Lead multiple projects effectively to maximize impact.
R&D Contribution: Contribute to the development of reusable assets and enhance technical capabilities.
Client Communication: Engage with senior stakeholders, explaining AI concepts and building strong relationships.

Indicators of a Good Fit:
Software Development Background: Minimum 5 years of enterprise software development experience.
Leadership Skills: Ability to set vision, manage teams, and make strategic decisions.
Technical Excellence: Proficiency in Python, microservices, distributed systems, and large language models.
Communication: Effective in conveying concepts to diverse audiences.
Mentorship: History of supporting engineer development and fostering improvement.
Multitasking: Ability to manage multiple projects simultaneously.
Innovation: Proactive in staying updated with AI advancements and contributing insights.

Benefits
Holiday entitlement of 25 days plus bank holidays
Company pension
Private medical insurance Wellness cash plan
Opportunity to join our share scheme

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