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Senior Gen AI Software Engineer - Python, Machine Learning

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1 year ago
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Generative AI Platform Engineer - Python/Machine Learning sought by leading investment bank based in the city of London.**Inside IR35 - 2/3 days a week onsite**Our remit encompasses large scale engineering challenges on-premise and on cloud, along with cutting edge use of LLMs to address the use-cases of our users across the bank.You will be joining us right at the beginning of our journey, we are a startup within the bank and everyone will be actively coding. So, we need innovative and creative self-starters who have had previous experience in developing large-scale platforms involving data, finance, and analytics.What you'll do will be very case and experience driven, but here are some essentials:

  • Design and build high-quality, highly reliable software
  • Partner closely with other development teams, quants and subject-matter experts in our businesses
  • Ensure our software platforms are compliant with the banks security and SDLC (Software Development Life Cycle) processes
  • Run the platform at scale and continue innovating and evolving

What we'll need from you:

  • Experienced in and strong knowledge of using AI/ML and more particularly LLMs eager to apply this rapidly changing technology.
  • Strong knowledge and deep experience of Python
  • Strong distributed systems skills and knowledge
  • Strong system architecture skills
  • Experienced in building and running a large platform at scale
  • Ve...

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