Azov is looking for artificial intelligence specialists: what conditions are offered to the military.
The Special Operations Brigade 'Azov' is looking for people who can work with IT for its battalions and other units. The focus is on specialists in artificial intelligence (AI specialists). The relevant vacancy has been posted on the job search site Work.ua.
According to the vacancy, the candidate must have experience in developing and implementing AI solutions for automating internal processes, such as chatbot operations, text generation, AI analytics, etc. They will also be tasked with integrating artificial intelligence models into websites, chatbots, and CRMs. They are responsible for creating custom interfaces and bots based on LLM/ML models, as well as participating in building personalized user experience systems, such as recommendation blocks or personalized messages.
Candidate Requirements
- experience working with AI models or integrating them via APIs
- programming skills in Python, PHP, or JavaScript
- knowledge of the basics of NLP, LLM, ML, Prompt Engineering
- experience creating chatbots or voice bots
- ability to create integrations via Webhook/API/HTTP requests
- understanding limitations, risks, and security when working with AI
- preferred: experience working with vector databases
The 'Azov' Brigade has announced a search for IT specialists, particularly in artificial intelligence, to participate in automation and development projects for internal processes. Candidates are offered a number of interesting tasks and requirements, including working with AI models, programming languages, and the basics of machine learning algorithms.
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