AI / Data Engineer

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Tipperary, South Tipperary
13 months ago
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It is a 12 month contract

3 days on site per week

The role is based around Tipperary county with the following requirements -

AI experience (Up to date on lates trends and Technologies)
Experience in data analytics
User Interface Creation
Mapping for Alerts Commonality
Task Digitalisation /Automation
An understanding of Manufacturing processes is important (MES data BMRAM Data SAP Data Machine Data etc)
Use of Historian Databases
SAS Modules
Graph Database Technology (NEO4J)
Python Programming
Qlik Sense SAS Programming
Machine Learning (Regression analysis)
If interested please could you apply with your most up to date CV.

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