LLM Engineer (Mid-Senior)Location: SpainSalary: €65k-€80k base + bonuses + relocation packageAbout the Company:A rapidly growing deep-tech firm creating advanced AI solutions that enhance efficiency and performance across sectors such as finance, energy, and manufacturing. Our diverse, international team thrives on collaboration and innovation. Role Overview: We are looking for an LLM Engineer to develop, refine, and deploy large language models. You will work on state-of-the-art AI projects, integrating models into products and solving complex, practical challenges.Key Responsibilities:Design and implement techniques to make LLMs more efficient, scalable, and effective.Conduct thorough evaluations and optimizations to improve model accuracy, speed, and reliability.Identify opportunities for innovation and propose creative solutions.Maintain clear documentation of experiments and outcomes; support and mentor junior engineers.Keep up to date with advances in LLM research and emerging AI technologies.Required Qualifications:Master’s or Ph.D. in AI, Computer Science, Data Science, or related field.Mid: 2+ years hands-on experience with transformer models; Senior: 5+ years including other deep learning architectures.Strong Python programming skills and experience with PyTorch, HuggingFace, and cloud/deployment tools.Solid understanding of deep learning concepts, model training, and GPU performance optimization.Excellent communication skills; fluent in English.Preferred Qualifications:Experience delivering AI solutions in industry.Spanish language skills and familiarity with large-scale cloud/HPC environments.Experience evaluating LLMs, building RAG systems, or working on other AI applications (CV, audio, signal processing).Awareness of AI ethics and best practices; DevOps/MLOps experience a plus.Perks & Benefits:Permanent contract with performance bonus and signing bonusPrivate health coverage, relocation and visa support if neededFlexible hours, hybrid work, educational budget, language classesCareer growth opportunities and collaborative work culture
Jonathan Harrold