AI Solutions Engineer
About this role
Etraveli Group is a leading global flight technology provider, specializing in flight sales and offering flight content delivery and fintech products. We are here to solve complexity, by connecting millions of flights and travelers across the globe, from search and selection to trip and beyond.
We partner with major global platforms such as Booking.com, Google Flights, Skyscanner, and Kayak, providing seamless flight booking and related services. Our B2B portfolio includes a separate fintech entity with its flagship product, PRECISION, a risk management solution, Sweden’s leading flight comparison site Flygresor.se, Tripstack, our B2B Flights as a Service Provider and world leader in virtual interlining, and Wenrix, the embedded AI platform for flights. We also operate our own online travel agency brands including Gotogate, Mytrip, and Flightnetwork.
Every day we strive to make the world smaller for our customers and bigger for our people. Our diverse team of more than 3200 passionate professionals is what makes us the industry’s tech wonder and the best in the world at what we do.
Major offices in Sweden (HQ), Greece, India, Canada, Israel, Poland, UK, and Uruguay.
Responsibilities
- Etraveli Group is scaling agentic AI across software engineering, finance, sales analytics and beyond. To support this we are looking for an AI Solutions Engineer to serve as a primary technical point-of-contact for our AI initiatives.
- Together with AI Business Analysis that will identify what we should build, you are responsible for the How. You will both support prototyping and transforming concepts into robust, scalable and production-ready AI systems. Hence, you will bridge the gap between rapid PoCs and core engineering, ensuring all components are reliable, secure and deeply integrated into our tech ecosystem. You will also work closely with Data and Machine Learning Engineers, Product Managers, and business stakeholders across the organisation.
- This is not a purely technical role. The rig