▷ (Urgent) Snr Data Scientist - GenAI

Coca-Cola Europacific Partners
Uxbridge
8 months ago
Applications closed

Job Description Are you looking for new challenges andpersonal growth within Coca-Cola Europacific Partners? Then we havea great opportunity for you! Do you have a personality with thepower to influence and connect? Can you sustain the pace to keep ongrowing? Will you make an impact with your desire to win? RoleOverview: The Data Scientist - GenAI Focus drives the developmentand implementation of Generative AI initiatives identified throughthe AI Incubator process. This role involves fine-tuning,deploying, and scaling GenAI models for commercial applications,such as knowledge base creation, recommendation systems, andretrieval-augmented generation (RAG). Key Responsibilities: ·Develop and deploy GenAI models tailored for commercialapplications. · Implement RAG techniques and other generative AIstrategies to enhance business processes. · Ensure production-gradedeployment using MLOps and LLMOps best practices. · Collaboratewith cross-functional teams to align AI initiatives with businessgoals. · Stay updated on advancements in Generative AI and largelanguage model frameworks. Qualifications: · Master’s degree inArtificial Intelligence, Computer Science, or a related field; aPhD is preferred. · Expertise in Generative AI and large languagemodels (e.g., Hugging Face, OpenAI APIs). · Experience with MLOpsand LLMOps for scalable model deployment. · Proficiency in Pythonand cloud-based data platforms (e.g., Databricks, Azure). ·Excellent communication skills for engaging with technical andnon-technical stakeholders. Application If this role is of interestto you please upload a recent copy of your CV and a member of theTalent Acquisition team will be in touch. We believe that equalopportunities means inclusion, diversity and fair treatment forall. As we have expanded recently into alcohol ready to drink JackDaniel’s and Coca-Cola we recognise that some people prefer not toparticipate in alcohol related sales, interactions, or promotions.If that’s true for you – please raise this with your talentacquisition contact who will advise you on whether this roleincludes activities related to our alcohol portfolio. We aim tomake our recruitment process as comfortable and accessible aspossible and would appreciate it if you would advise us of anyparticular requirements, adjustments or requests you may have tohelp us ensure that your experience is enjoyable. Job Information:Hiring Manager: Muhammad Shakir Hussain Recruiter: Robin MeyerGrade: G3 Location: Pan EU : Spain:Cataluna : Barcelona || Pan EU :Spain:Madrid : Madrid || Pan EU : United Kingdom:CCEP SiteLocations : Uxbridge We are Coca-Cola Europacific Partners (CCEP) –a dedicated team of 42,000 people, serving customers in 31countries, who work together to make, move and sell some of theworld’s most loved drinks. We are a global business and one of theleading consumer goods companies in the world.

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