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Job Title: AI Engineer

Job Description:
We are looking for an innovative AI Engineer to design, develop, and deploy AI/ML-driven solutions that enhance business processes and decision-making. The role involves working with large datasets, building predictive models, and implementing intelligent automation systems.

Key Responsibilities:



Design, build, and deploy AI/ML models for real-world business use cases.

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Work with NLP, computer vision, and generative AI frameworks where applicable.

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Develop data pipelines and integrate models into production systems.

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Collaborate with data scientists, engineers, and product teams to define AI solutions.

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Ensure scalability, performance, and ethical AI practices.

Required Skills & Experience:

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Strong experience in Python, TensorFlow, PyTorch, Scikit-learn or similar frameworks.

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Solid understanding of machine learning, deep learning, NLP, or computer vision.

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Hands-on with data engineering, model deployment (MLOps), and cloud platforms (AWS, Azure, GCP).

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Strong problem-solving, algorithmic, and analytical skills.

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Knowledge of big data tools (Spark, Hadoop) is a plus

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