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Data Scientist / AI-ML Engineer

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lonvec technologies privateMillbrae (CA)

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Data Scientist / AI-ML Engineer Artificial Intelligence | Machine Learning | Data Science | Generative AI Full-time Hybrid Location San Francisco, CA | Seattle, WA | Boston, MA | Austin, TX | New York, NY Deloitte is seeking talented Data Scientists and AI/ML Engineers to develop innovative artificial intelligence and machine learning solutions. The role involves designing, building, and deploying advanced analytics models that help organizations solve complex business challenges. The ideal candidate should have strong experience in machine learning, data analysis, AI frameworks, and cloud-based AI platforms. The candidate will work with cross-functional teams to build scalable AI solutions and leverage emerging technologies such as Generative AI and Large Language Models. Develop and implement machine learning models for business applications. Perform data analysis, feature engineering, and model optimization. Build AI solutions using Python and ML frameworks. Work with Generative AI, NLP, and LLM-based applications. Train, evaluate, and deploy machine learning models. Analyze large datasets and generate actionable insights. Collaborate with data engineers and software teams for production deployment. Improve model accuracy, scalability, and performance. Apply best practices in AI development and model governance
Requirements: Python Programming Machine Learning Algorithms Deep Learning Artificial Intelligence (AI) TensorFlow / PyTorch Natural Language Processing (NLP) Generative AI Large Language Models (LLMs) Predictive Analytics SQL Data Visualization Statistics & Data Modeling AWS SageMaker / Azure AI Services MLOps & Model Deployment

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