Graduate AI Software Engineers Opportunity to develop AI Image Recognition Software Be at the forefront: Working as part of a small team, you will contribute to the development of AI software and integrated hardware that is generating huge interest in it's industry. Develop your skills: You will work closely with an experienced AI software and IT professional who will provide mentorship and guidance for you day-to-day. Interesting and varied: The role will initially involve using Python and developing your skills with C# and C++. You will also work with OpenCV, TensorFlow, Raspberry Pi and will gain exposure to PLC-controlled automated equipment. Early finish on a Friday: Start your weekend early by finishing at 2:30pm on a Friday. Hours of work are 8:00am-4:30pm Monday to Thursday and 8:00am-2:30pm on a Friday. Your rewards: A salary of £27,000-£30,000 (dependent on experience) Pension (5% employer, 4% employee) Cash plan healthcare. 26 Days Holiday Bank Holidays.What You'll Do as the Graduate Software Engineer: Assist in the programming and development of industrial image recognition machines. Writing code and supporting the development of the primary software system. The role will also involve assisting with the development of AI models using Python, including image capture and model training. In addition, you will help with general first-line IT support across the business. Perfect for you if you have: A relevant software engineering, AI, or computer science qualification, preferably at degree level Python experience. Experience with C#, C++ and Raspberry Pi is desirable.Next Steps: If you are a Graduate AI Software Engineer with an interest in AI, please apply today. We are scheduling interviews shortly. If you click 'Apply', we may contact you via email, phone & text message regarding this job, other jobs (current and future), and related recruitment services. You can OPT OUT at any time, full details in Privacy Policy, link (url removed) or find policy in Sigma website footer. Location & postcode of advert are approximate. If you don't hear from us within 14 days of application, you have not been shortlisted