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Our client is a startup providing tech to give regular people access to services previously reserved for top executives or athletes - Performance Coaching. The app has a waiting list!


The product is built AI first, and they are continuing to push the effectiveness of AI within their product, and this will be through using LLM's and Computer Vision.


The correct candidate will have a good understanding of LLM’s and RAG, and more importantly know how to measure and evaluate LLM's.


What it offers:

  • The opportunity to have build and deploy ML Models utilising LLM's.
  • Join a Start up at the most exciting time of growth, and the chance to focus on the product outcomes.


Requirements:

  • 5+ years experience in an ML focussed Engineering position.
  • Solid programming skills and Cloud experience (Ideally Google Cloud or Azure)
  • A keen interested in utilising LLM's.
  • Ideally, professional experience with Knowledge Graphs

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