AI Engineer - AI Foundry

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We have a current opportunity for a Foundry AI Engineer on a contract basis. The position will be based in Egham. For further information about this position ple

AI Engineer - Contract Role

I am working with a university that is looking for an AI Engineer with experience in AI Foundry to support the implementation of a number of new use cases.

This is a remote contract for approximately three months.

The role is outside IR35, with a start date planned for early to mid‑March.

Job Description

Title: AI Engineer
Contract: 3 months
Location: Remote
IR35 Status: Outside IR35
Start: Early to mid‑March

Overview
The university is delivering a series of AI initiatives and requires an AI Engineer with hands‑on experience in AI Foundry to support the design, build, and deployment of AI use cases across the organisation.

Responsibilities

Work with stakeholders to understand business requirements and translate them into AI use cases.
Build, deploy, and optimise AI models within AI Foundry.
Develop pipelines, workflows, and integrations needed to operationalise AI solutions.
Work closely with data teams, product teams, and technical leads to ensure successful delivery.
Troubleshoot issues and ensure models perform effectively in a production environment.
Provide documentation, knowledge transfer, and support the internal team throughout delivery.

Requirements
Proven experience as an AI Engineer or similar role.
Hands‑on experience working with AI Foundry.
Strong understanding of machine learning, model development, and deployment workflows.
Experience with data pipelines, ML Ops, or cloud‑based AI tooling.
Ability to work autonomously in a fast‑paced project environment.
Strong communication skills and ability to collaborate with both technical and non‑technical teams.

ase apply.

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