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SC Cleared AI Engineer

London
3 weeks ago
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Location: London / Hybrid
Clearance: Active SC Clearance required
Rate: £500p/d
Start: ASAP

Looking for AI Engineer with active Security Clearance (SC) to join a high-impact project within the UK Public Sector.

You’ll work on cutting-edge AI and Machine Learning solutions, collaborating with multidisciplinary teams to deliver secure, scalable, and innovative technology.

Key Responsibilities
Design, develop, and deploy AI/ML models for real-world applications.
Collaborate with data scientists, engineers, and stakeholders to deliver robust solutions.
Ensure all work complies with security and governance standards.
Contribute to the development of AI best practices and frameworks.Essential Skills
Active SC Clearance (must be current)
Strong experience in AI/ML engineering (Python, TensorFlow, PyTorch, etc.)
Experience with cloud platforms (AWS, Azure, or GCP)
Solid understanding of data pipelines, APIs, and MLOps
Excellent problem-solving and communication skills

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