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About the Role

We are seeking an experienced and innovative AI & Innovation Specialist to join our client. In this role, you will be responsible for identifying, exploring, and implementing AI-driven solutions that can enhance our business operations. As a key member of our team, you will bridge the gap between technical capabilities and business impact, driving the adoption of AI technologies to support our growth and success.

Key Responsibilities:

Identify AI opportunities: Conduct research and evaluate potential AI use cases that can drive efficiency, automation, or competitive advantage.
Collaborate across teams: Work closely with production, R&D, and commercial teams to understand business needs and how AI can enhance processes.
AI Implementation Support: Assist in developing and testing AI-driven solutions, working alongside external AI consultants and internal teams.
Data & Insights: Support data analysis efforts to assess trends, performance, and AI model effectiveness.
AI Training & Awareness: Help upskill internal teams by explaining AI concepts and ensuring effective adoption of new tools.
Monitor AI Trends: Stay informed on the latest AI developments and assess how they could be applied within the business.

What We're Looking For:

Degree in Computer Science, Data Science, AI, Business Analytics, or a related field.
1-3 years of experience in AI, data science, or technology-driven innovation.
Understanding of AI tools, automation, and machine learning concepts (hands-on coding experience is beneficial but not essential).
Strong problem-solving and analytical skills with a commercial mindset.
Ability to communicate AI concepts to non-technical stakeholders.

Nice to Have:

Experience in manufacturing, production, or supply chain optimisation.
Exposure to working with AI consultancies or external data teams.
Understanding of business process automation

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