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AI Engineer - Generative AI - £60,000 - Remote

AI Engineer Opportunity (Generative AI & Machine Learning) – Manchester


Are you passionate about pushing the boundaries of AI and machine learning? Join an innovative team delivering cutting-edge solutions for global clients. We’re looking for an experiencedAI Engineerto work on impactful projects leveraginggenerative AI, advanced machine learning models, andDatabricks.


What You’ll Do:

• Develop generative AI models like GPT, DALL-E, and Stable Diffusion for real-world applications.

• Build advanced ML solutions for classification, recommendations, and more.

• Create scalable AI pipelines using tools like MLflow and Apache Spark.

• Collaborate with teams to design AI systems for diverse industries.


What You’ll Bring:

• 4+ years of AI/ML experience, includingDatabricksexpertise.

• Proficiency in Python and frameworks like PyTorch or TensorFlow.

• Knowledge of cloud platforms (Azure preferred).

• Passion for solving complex problems and innovating in AI.


Why Join Us?

• Impactful, cutting-edge projects with real-world value.

• Career growth in AI, ML, and Databricks technologies.

• Competitive salary, benefits, and flexible work options.


Ready to innovate? Apply today and be part of our AI revolution!

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