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Talent Insights Group is seeking a hands-on Data & AI Builder in Sydney to design and ship AI-powered workflows. You’ll focus on automation, integration and data pipelines, balancing AI/LLM engineering with practical data work. Join a fast-moving team pushing real production AI across modern cloud platforms.
Expect to work with LLM APIs, Databricks, Azure, Python and SQL, building end-to-end solutions and contributing across data and AI initiatives.
Build AI systems. Automate the boring stuff. Work with interesting data. Ship things people actually use.
A growing, data-driven organisation is expanding its Data & AI capability and is looking for a hands-on Data & AI Builder to join the team.
This is a role for someone who enjoys figuring things out, building quickly and turning ideas into working production systems.
It’s not a traditional data science role. You won’t be spending your days training custom ML models.
It’s also not an architecture role where you spend your time drawing diagrams.
We’re looking for someone who can write the code, build the workflow, integrate the APIs and ship the solution.
The role sits roughly 50/50 between AI/LLM engineering and data engineering, with the balance shifting depending on what’s happening across the business.
On the data side, you’ll work across modern cloud data infrastructure, pipelines and large-scale datasets.
On the AI side, the focus is predominantly on automation and integration rather than building models from scratch.
Think roughly 70% automation/integration and 30% model-focused work.
You’ll work with technologies such as:
One day you could be building a Databricks notebook. The next, you might be debugging an n8n webhook or integrating an LLM into a production workflow.
There are multiple AI and data initiatives underway, giving you the opportunity to work across a broad range of problems.
You’ll be involved in building and improving:
There’s plenty of opportunity to move from early-stage POC through to production, rather than simply handing ideas over to another team.
This is a hands-on role.
You’ll get plenty of technical direction from senior engineers and team leads, so we’re not looking for someone who wants to spend their time defining enterprise architecture.
We’re looking for someone who can independently take a problem and build something useful.
You build things because you’re curious.
You’ve got side projects, experiments, prototypes or tools you’ve built because you thought “surely this could be automated.”
You use AI in your day-to-day work.
You’re already experimenting with AI-native tooling and looking for ways to make yourself and your team more productive.
You have a bias towards action.
You don’t need a perfect requirements document before you start. You can assess a problem, make a sensible call and start building.
You can work independently.
You’ll have technical support around you, but you won’t need to be managed closely.
You know when to ship.
You understand the difference between something that needs more engineering and something that’s good enough to get into the hands of users and learn from.
You have no ego.
Titles aren’t important. Good ideas are. You should be comfortable challenging ideas, receiving feedback and changing your mind when someone has a better approach.
We care much more about what you can actually build than what your CV says.
If you’ve got a GitHub repo, working demo, side project, Loom walkthrough or something you’ve built because you couldn’t stop thinking about the problem — we’d love to see it.