AI, GenAI and Machine Learning

AI, GenAI and machine learning recruitment.

Job titles in AI change faster than the work does. We hire against what the person will actually build: a model, a data pipeline or an AI product.

Skills and stacks

What we screen for

These skills come up most often in our AI, GenAI & ML briefs. Your calibrated brief decides which ones matter for your role.

PyTorchTensorFlowLLMsRAGVector databasesMLflowKubeflowPython

Roles we hire

  • Machine learning engineers
  • Applied and research scientists
  • GenAI / LLM engineers (RAG, fine-tuning, evaluation)
  • MLOps engineers
  • Computer vision and NLP specialists
  • AI product managers
  • Heads of AI

Our approach to AI, GenAI & ML hiring

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AI, GenAI & MLModel, pipeline or product: hired for what they will build.

What makes this market hard

The same title means very different work from one company to the next. Production experience is much harder to find than demo experience, and pay expectations shift quickly as demand moves.

How we approach it

We separate research, applied and platform profiles at the brief. Screening looks for shipped systems, evaluation practice and scale, so you are not left to discover the difference in a technical round.

Questions

Frequently asked

Other specialisms:

Can you assess GenAI experience?

We screen for evidence: systems shipped to users, how the candidate evaluated model quality, and the scale they worked at. The final technical assessment stays with your team, and we can coordinate it.

Do you hire AI leadership?

Yes. Heads of AI and data leadership roles run as executive technology searches, with a confidential approach.

Which hiring model suits AI roles?

Core AI roles are usually permanent hires. For a defined project, such as a proof of concept, contract or contract-to-hire can reduce risk. See Hiring Models.

Hiring in AI, GenAI & ML?

Tell us what the role needs to deliver. We will start with a calibrated brief.