AI Engineer - Senior to Mid

numi

Birmingham

1 year ago

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numi are proud to be working with an company looking for anAI Engineerto help integrate cutting-edge AI into their Learning Technologies products.

This role is all about turning AI research into real, impactful product features.

What You’ll Be Doing

Building & integrating AI models– Design, develop, and deploy AI solutions that make a real difference.
Optimising & improving performance– Test, refine, and scale AI models to keep everything running smoothly.
Research & innovation– Stay ahead of AI trends, explore new models (LLMs, NLP, etc.), and bring fresh ideas to the table.
Collaboration & strategy– Work with developers, product managers, and stakeholders to ensure AI solutions align with business goals.
Communication & leadership– Break down complex AI concepts for different audiences and help upskill teams in AI tech.

What They’re Looking For

Solid AI/ML experience with a strong grasp ofPython& frameworks likeTensorFlow/PyTorch.
Strongback-end engineeringskills (Python or Node.js, bonus points for React/front-end experience).
Experiencedeploying AI modelsinto real-world applications.
Great problem-solving skills and the ability to think outside the box.
Passion for AI, a self-starter mindset, and the drive to stay ahead of industry trends.

Why Join?

Flexible working– Work where and how you work best.
Career growth– Opportunities to develop fast and expand your skillset.
Unlimited holiday– Because work-life balance matters.
Great team & culture– Work with passionate, creative people in an innovative environment.

This role is fully remote & we are looking at up to £100,000 for the right AI Engineers - drop me an email at 🚀

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