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Key Responsibilities: 1. Copilot and Agent Development: Design, develop, and deploy AI-powered Copilots and intelligent agents to automate tasks, provide proactive assistance, and enhance user productivity. 2. Chatbot Creation: Build and deploy chatbots using NLP techniques to provide conversational interfaces for various applications, including customer support, information retrieval, and task completion. 3. Requirements Gathering: Understand business requirements and translate them into technical specifications for AI models and applications. 4. AI Model Development: Develop and fine-tune AI algorithms, models, and programs to solve complex problems, generate recommendations, extract patterns, make predictions, interpret sensor data (images, sound), orchestrate automation, and enable self-service capabilities. 5. Integration and Deployment: Integrate AI solutions with existing systems and deploy them in a production environment. 6. Experimentation and Optimization : Perform experimentation to evaluate the performance of AI models and optimize them for accuracy, efficiency, and scalability. Skill Required: Knowledge in developing and deploying AI solutions using techniques such as natural language processing (NLP), generative AI, and cognitive automation. • Proven experience in building and deploying chatbots and/or intelligent agents • Proficiency in programming languages such as Python, R, or similar languages commonly used in AI development. • Exposure to AI frameworks and libraries such as TensorFlow, PyTorch, scikit-learn • Exposure with cloud computing platforms (e.g., AWS, Azure, GCP) and deploying AI models in a production environment. Experience Required: Experience in chat bot development and Co-Pilot Experience in using Python
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