Full-time

AI/ML Engineer

Join our AI & Data team as an AI/ML Engineer to take LLM and machine-learning features from prototype to production — with the evaluation and guardrails that keep them honest. You'll build AI that reaches real users, not just notebooks.

Team
AI & Data
Location
Remote (APAC)
Type
Full-time
Engagement
Full-time · competitive salary + equity · remote (APAC-compatible).
What you'll do

The role, day to day

  • Build LLM-powered features: retrieval, agents, copilots and beyond.
  • Design evaluation sets and guardrails so quality holds on the long tail.
  • Ship recommendation, vision or forecasting models to production.
  • Own the MLOps lifecycle: training, deployment and monitoring.
  • Partner with product to find where AI genuinely adds value.
What we're looking for

You'll be a great fit if

  • 4+ years in ML/AI engineering, with production deployments.
  • Strong Python and experience with LLM APIs or frameworks (LangChain, etc.).
  • A solid grasp of evaluation, retrieval and prompt engineering.
  • Experience with vector stores and MLOps tooling.
  • Pragmatic — you optimise for user value, not model novelty.
Bonus points

Nice to have

  • PyTorch or model fine-tuning experience.
  • Published work or open-source contributions in ML.
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Apply for the AI/ML Engineer role

Tell us a little about yourself and share your work. No cover letter needed — a few honest sentences on why this role fits go further than a wall of text.

  • A link to your CV, portfolio or LinkedIn
  • A note on what you'd bring to the role
  • A reply from us within a few business days

Prefer email? hello@poweronecreative.com

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