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Artificial Intelligence Engineer

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Essential skills/knowledge/experience:
Higher education qualification (or equivalent experience) in Ethics, Law, Risk Management, Social Sciences, Data/Computer Science or relevant field
- Proven experience working in digital, data or AI programmes in complex or regulated environments.
- Skilled at mapping processes, decision flows and user journeys to identify where AI, automation or Copilot can add value.
- Understanding of core AI concepts including LLMs, prompt engineering, automation, decision support and responsible AI.
- Experience assessing data quality, readiness, lineage and feasibility for AI‑enabled solutions.
- Ability to design end‑to‑end AI workflows including prompts, orchestration, guardrails and human‑in‑the‑loop models.
- Skilled in user research, facilitation, co‑design and requirements‑gathering workshops.
- Working knowledge of Copilot and Power Platform as well as Service Design/UX.
- Working knowledge of Microsoft Azure AI Fundamentals
- Excellent stakeholder management and communication skills, including senior‑level engagement.
- Commercial awareness and a value‑driven mindset.
- Familiarity with responsible AI and risk‑aware delivery practices.
- Familiarity with AI ethics, fairness, transparency and accountability principles
- Ability to translate complex technical and regulatory concepts into practical guidance
- Use of professional networks and external influencers with clear evidence of learning and development to build and maintain skills and expertise
- Ability to be flexible and adaptable with the pace of technology and AI change
Desirable skills/knowledge/experience:
- Understanding of financial services industry, markets and competitors
- Understanding of how financial services organisations operate and the associated regulatory environment, or other regulated industries
- Awareness of the Mutual Sector and the needs and interests of Members
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