GenAI/ML Engineer

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We are passionate about helping our clients succeed in an ever-changing industry. We're looking for a senior software engineer with strong ML and GenAI skills to deliver end-to-end machine learning solutions for our financial services clients. You'll own the full lifecycle — from data pipelines and model development through production deployment and monitoring — working autonomously in complex, regulated environments. This is your chance to make a real difference! YOUR CAPCO DAY Design and build end-to-end data pipelines and feature engineering workflows on large-scale transactional data in regulated client environments Train, calibrate, and validate ML models — supervised, unsupervised, and ensemble — including threshold analysis and production-grade explainability Develop GenAI-powered solutions such as agentic workflows, RAG systems, and LLM-based automation to accelerate knowledge-intensive client processes Deploy and monitor models in production with drift detection, performance tracking, and multi-environment release management (Dev → Staging → Prod) Work directly with client stakeholders — from compliance SMEs to engineering teams — delivering documentation, knowledge transfer, and long-term enablement YOUR CAPCO FIT Strong software engineering foundation: Python, Spark, CI/CD, containerized deployments (Kubernetes), and production-grade pipeline orchestration (Airflow or equivalent) Data Science depth: feature engineering at scale, statistical modeling, experiment design, model explainability (e.g. Shapley Values), and threshold calibration under business constraints Hands‑on ML experience: tree-based methods, neural networks, ensemble design, hyperparameter optimization, cross‑validation, and out-of-time testing Practical GenAI experience: LLM integration, prompt engineering, RAG architectures, and agentic workflows for automating knowledge-intensive processes Fluent German and strong client‑facing communication skills, with the ability to produce audit‑ready documentation for regulated environments Ready to take the Next Step If this sounds like you, we would love to hear from you. 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