AI/ML Developer
2t consultingDumont (NJ)
About the role
We are seeking an experienced AI/ML Developer with strong expertise in Machine Learning, Python, Natural Language Processing (NLP), and banking Large Language Models (LLMs). The ideal candidate will develop and implement AI/ML solutions, analyze complex business problems, and collaborate with clients and technology teams to deliver innovative solutions for the banking and financial services domain.
Key Responsibilities:
Design, develop, and implement AI/ML models and applications to solve complex business problems.
Apply machine learning algorithms and techniques to real-world use cases.
Develop AI/ML applications using Python and relevant machine learning libraries.
Work with banking-specific Large Language Models (LLMs) and explore their applications in financial services.
Develop and implement NLP solutions for text processing, information extraction, and language understanding.
Analyze complex technical and business requirements and recommend appropriate AI/ML solutions.
Collaborate with clients, business users, and technology teams to understand requirements and deliver effective solutions.
Evaluate model performance, troubleshoot issues, and optimize AI/ML applications.
Stay updated on emerging AI/ML technologies and LLM advancements relevant to banking.
Required Skills6–8 years of experience in application development, AI/ML, or related technology roles.
Strong knowledge of Machine Learning concepts, algorithms, and model development.
Hands-on experience with Python programming.
Knowledge of Large Language Models (LLMs), preferably in banking or financial services.
Experience or knowledge of Natural Language Processing (NLP).Strong analytical, problem-solving, and communication skills.
Ability to consult with clients and recommend advanced technical solutions.
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