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💼What’s in it for you?

✅Tech Stack:Python, React, C++, LLMs, NLP, MLOps, LangChain, Terraform, Docker, Cloud ☁

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✅Leadership:Manage & scale an expert team, balancing hands-on work with leadership

✅Hybrid Flexibility:London/Brighton HQ (only once per month on-site, expenses covered!)

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🚀Strong AI/ML expertise– experience in LLMs, NLP, agentic AI, and deep learning frameworks like PyTorch & TensorFlow

🚀MLOps & DevOps knowledge– GitHub, Terraform, orchestration tools, cloud deployment & CI/CD pipelines

🚀Experience managing multiple production AI models– handling 30-40 models, scaling, and optimizing performance

🚀Leadership & mentoring skills– ability to manage and grow a high-performing AI team

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