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Backed by one of the best VCs for AI globally, this AI start up is is on a steep growth trajectory. Join some of the best minds in the industry, at a company founded by hugely successful and experienced researchers and engineers.


You'll work alongside the Head of ML and ML team, focused on designing and building AI driven features/ products. This role encompasses research and POCs, through to developing production level code for resilient and high quality features.


You will have a strong influence on the direction of the core product offering, and will be at the forefront of a developing technology (Gen AI, AI Agents, RAG).



Role:


  • Develop multi modal AI agents that can scale
  • Fine tuning LLMs
  • Build evaluation systems
  • End to end ML, research through to production
  • Produce production level code
  • Steer AI product offering



Requirements:


  • Experience with Generative AI, RAG or AI Agents
  • Proven coding ability, able to produce production level code
  • Understanding and knowledge of latest advancements in Generative AI, RAG, AI Agents
  • Understanding of core ML fundamentals and concepts
  • Strong problem solving ability
  • Strong grasp of mathematical concepts



Desirable:


  • Academic research (projects, publications)
  • Strong academic background (eg PhD), although not essential if you have the relevent commercial experience
  • Fintech experience (not essential, as there's already a wealth of industry experience in the team)



Logistics:


  • Flexible working (most do 2-3 days per week in office)
  • Central London office
  • £70-90k + equity
  • Wealth creation opportunity
  • Founding team with a very long list of credentials


Apply now for all the details!



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