Applied AI and ML Engineer
Бангалор
О вакансии
Google is seeking an Applied AI and ML Engineer to join its Finance Data and AI team in Bengaluru. The role involves addressing complex business challenges by collecting and analyzing data, developing strategic recommendations, and communicating these insights to senior executives. The engineer will lead the design and deployment of AI and machine learning solutions aimed at transforming traditional finance processes into efficient, AI-driven workflows. Key responsibilities include creating autonomous systems that enhance efficiency within the Finance organization and developing multi-agent workflows using tools like ML and Gemini LLMs. The position requires collaboration with senior developers to ensure the reliability and usability of system architectures, as well as the transition of prototypes to production systems. While the advert does not specify required qualifications or experience, it emphasizes the importance of technical expertise in AI and ML. The working arrangement is not detailed, and the role is suited for individuals who thrive in a collaborative environment focused on innovation and efficiency in finance operations.
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