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IAI industrial systems B.V.
London ยท United Kingdom

Applied AI Engineer - Senior to Principal

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Description from IAI industrial systems B.V.'s career page

About the Incubator for AI (i.AI) The Incubator for AI (i.AI) is a high-agency technical unit within the UK government. Our mission is to pioneer transformative applications of AI to build a better Britain.   We operate under three core principles: Talent: We bring together the UKโ€™s best AI talent across a range of functions. You will work alongside exceptional researchers and top government leaders, staying at the cutting edge of technology. Innovation: We set precedents for what is possible in government. We combine the pace of a start-up with the influence of being at the digital centre of government. You will test new ideas, expand what is possible, and leverage unique government data to create novel solutions. Impact: We are dedicated to using AI as a tool for public good - this can mean improving outcomes in schools, boosting housebuilding or providing more personalised support for those in need. With the backing of the Prime Minister, you will turn technical breakthroughs into real-world applications that affect millions of citizens. About the role We are looking for Applied AI Engineers of all experience levels to join the Incubator for AI (i.AI). You will operate at the frontier of the industry, building products that leverage state-of-the-art methods to solve real-world problems for the public sector. Youโ€™ll be working on:  Experimentation & Prototyping : Rapidly prototype AI solutions to test hypotheses, explore trade-offs, and de-risk new ideas.
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