Remote AI Engineer

CreatorOS by DRPCRD
London
2 months ago
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About the Role:

We are looking for a Generative AI Intern to work on cutting-edge projects at the intersection of AI and multimedia. You will explore and implement generative test, audio, video models for innovative applications.

Research and prototype generative AI models.Develop algorithms for NLP, Audio, video synthesis, style transfer, and animation.Collaborate with the team to integrate generative AI outputs into products.Experiment with OpenAI, Gemini, and other advanced AI frameworks.Strong foundation in computer vision and deep learning.Knowledge of video processing techniques and tools.Familiarity with generative AI models such as GANs, diffusion models, or video transformers.Understanding of React and Next.js for web-based integration.Frontend:React (Hooks, Context API)js (App Router, Server Actions, Dynamic Routing)TypeScript (Strong typing, Interfaces, Generics)Tailwind CSS (Utility-first styling)js (SSR, REST API development)Gemini & Claude (Generative AI for scalable solutions)Drizzle ORM (Database abstraction)

AI/ML:Data visualization (Plotly, D3.js, Matplotlib)

Testing & Automation:Playwright (End-to-end testing for web apps)Vitest (Unit and integration testing)Postman (API testing and validation)Deployment & DevOps:Vercel (Frontend hosting with CI/CD pipelines)Cloud Platforms (AWS, Google Cloud for AI workloads)Slack,Linear, Notion, Miro (Remote team collaboration)AI Model Tuning: Gain hands-on experience fine-tuning LLMs and generative video models for real-world applications.js and Vercel's edge computing.Implement robust test suites using Playwright and elevate product quality.Multimedia AI: Experiment with cutting-edge video synthesis, GANs, and animation pipelines.Full-Stack Engineering: Contribute to every layer of the tech stack, from frontend UI to backend logic and database management.Data Engineering: Work on data pipelines, feature extraction, and visualization for actionable insights.

Impactful Work: Shape the future of generative AI, Creative Web App, automation, and scalable software solutions.Mentorship: Work closely with experts passionate about AI/ML, automation, and modern development.Growth Opportunities: Expand your skill set with exposure to cutting-edge AI tools and frameworks.Be part of a remote-first team that values innovation, creativity, and teamwork.This is your opportunity to work on challenging projects that push the boundaries of what’s possible with technology. Whether you're a full stack developer, data wizard, a prompt whisperer, an AI visionary, or a test automation pro, drpcrd is the place to unleash your potential!

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