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Company Overview:

My client is a global educational services organisation who work with students and higher education institutions to deliver flexible solutions. They provide a wide range of offerings from their own courses, pathways and digital services. Within these multiple areas of the business, cutting-edge technology and innovative development is central to their success and growth. As a business they prioritise employee health and well-being above all! This is reflected in their remote working structure and supportive working culture.

Role Overview:

This is an amazing opportunity to join a grow function of my clients tech team as an AI Developer. You will provide enhanced capabilities to a range of companies and areas of business through the adoption of AI and ML. You will deliver large-scale solutions, test and performance tune, and work on your own smaller scale projects with control over direction and implementation.

You will utilise the strong working relationship my client has with Microsoft with access to AI experts and use of Azure Cognitive Services. This is a great opportunity to gain expertise with various technologies such as Generative AI, Co-Pilot, and more.

Requirements:

Strong Python experience
Experience with Large Language Models
Azure Cognitive Services

This is an unmissable chance to hone your skills and grow your career working with top Microsoft-AI professionals, interviews are already underway so don't miss your chance. Apply Now!

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AI, Artificial Intelligence, ML, Machine Learning, LLM, Python, TensorFlow, C#, .net, SQL, Azure, Genai, Gen AI

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