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The project is for a US-based company building a cutting-edge agentic workflow automation platform that enables users to automate complex processes using natural language interfaces. This is a unique opportunity to work at the forefront of LLMs, NLP, and Generative AI, in a role that blends advanced data science with client interaction and real-world business problem solving.
This position is ideal for a technically skilled, client-facing data scientist with deep expertise in AI and NLP. You wont be building software or managing engineering teams instead, youll act as a strategic AI consultant, applying state-of-the-art models to derive actionable insights and solve real business problems for clients.
Engage directly with clients to understand business challenges and design AI-based solutions
Apply advanced NLP and generative AI techniques (e.g., BERT, RAG, LLMs) to analyze large-scale text data
Process and interpret conversations from platforms like Discord and Telegram to extract sentiment, key topics, and community segmentation
Translate technical results into business insights and present findings to both technical and non-technical stakeholders
Collaborate closely with the business team to build compelling narratives for clients
Develop reusable workflows and iterate rapidly based on feedback
Participate in a 3-step interview process: Recruiter (30 min) Tech (1h) Client (1h)
5+ years in AI engineering, data science, or similar roles
Proven expertise in AI, NLP, LLMs, and generative AI
Hands-on experience with BERT, RAG pipelines, and LLM frameworks
Strong analytical and problem-solving skills, with a business-oriented mindset
Solid technical foundation, preferably a Masters degree in Computer Science, AI, or a related field
Experience working independently in consulting/client-facing roles
Ability to thrive in fast-paced environments with rapid iterations
Advanced English proficiency (written and spoken)
Excellent interpersonal and communication skills
Strategic thinker with a consultative approach
Innovative platform: natural language-based workflow automation
High-impact AI applications: drive real value for businesses
Client-facing innovation: shape the future of AI-driven process automation
Salary: $6000/month
Contract Type: employment contract + benefit package
Work Model: 100% Remote
Client Location: USA
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