AI Engineer South London Hybrid £100-150k
£120,000 to £150,000a year
- Job type
- Permanent
- Location
- London
- Working
- Hybrid
- Posted
- 3d ago
Job description
AI Engineer South London Hybrid £(Apply online only)k+
Looking for a strong AI Engineer to work for an exciting client in Surrey, the AI Engineer will join an exciting new team in a great environment, please find details below.
Working with the product function and architecture
• Work closely with the Lead AI Product Manager from discovery through delivery: translating acceptance criteria into testable checks and jointly deciding whether output meets the bar to ship
• Own solution architecture decisions for the products the team builds: produce design documentation, defend decisions with evidence
AI output review
• Experience reviewing AI-generated code or outputs in a production context, with a clear methodology for what to check and what to delegate to automated tooling
• The judgement to distinguish a structural deviation from the spec from a stylistic difference; and a genuine risk from noise that would slow the team down
Technical skills
• Full stack engineering experience
• Strong architectural judgement: you have designed systems at scale, owned solution architecture decisions end-to-end, and can work collaboratively with an existing architecture function rather than in isolation from it
• Working knowledge of infrastructure and release pipelines - CI/CD, cloud infrastructure, deployment practices - sufficient to make sound decisions about where the delivery system is fragile
• Stack includes AWS, Go, Java, and TypeScript; familiarity with the majority and a demonstrated ability to pick up new tools quickly
Benefits
£120-150k
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