AI and ML Recruitment Agency in Hyderabad
Enterprises and capability centres in Hyderabad run cloud data platforms and applied AI work. Talhive runs dedicated searches for the data engineers, ML engineers and AI leaders who build them, assessed on systems that stayed running.
- Shipped systems over notebook demos
- Milestone-based fees
- 90-day replacement guarantee
The quality of a search is determined early. Start with the role, the context, and what a strong hire looks like at 12 months.
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Cloud AI and data engineering inside large organisations
Most AI work inside a large organisation is plumbing before it is modelling: clean data, reliable pipelines, deployment, monitoring. The people who do that well are not always the ones with the most impressive demo. Talhive's approach to senior AI hiring starts from that fact.
Our Hyderabad AI searches come from enterprises building data platforms on the cloud and from global capability centres taking on AI work for a parent company abroad. Both need people who can ship inside governance, not around it.
Data platform, MLOps and applied ML roles
From the engineers who feed models to the leader accountable for them.
Data platform engineers
Build the pipelines, storage and quality controls every model depends on. Often the first AI-adjacent hire an enterprise should make.
MLOps and ML engineers
Move models from experiment to a service that is monitored, retrained and owned. Read how AI, ML and data science roles differ.
Heads of AI and data
Set the roadmap, choose what to build against what to buy, and answer for it to the business. For this level see executive search for AI leadership.
When a capability centre owns the AI roadmap
The roadmap is set abroad, delivered here.
The centre needs a leader who can translate between a parent's priorities and local engineering reality.
Seniority comes first.
An AI leader hired early shapes who joins after. Hiring practitioners without one tends to produce isolated work.
Ownership must be explicit.
Candidates ask whether the centre decides or only executes. The answer changes who applies.
Working-day overlap matters.
Leaders will expect a clear pattern of collaboration with the parent team. Say what it is.
Thinking about the wider centre?
Life sciences data needs domain-aware screening
How we run these searches, not a claim about the market.
Say what the data is.
Pharma and life sciences technology teams work with regulated, sensitive data. The brief should name that, so candidates opt in knowingly.
Ask about validation.
We test whether a candidate has worked where models and pipelines must be documented and reproducible, not only fast.
Domain curiosity counts.
Deep scientific knowledge is rarely required of an engineer. Willingness to learn the domain, and respect for it, usually is.
Notebook demos against systems that stay running
What we look for in each, and how we tell them apart.
Why CV screens and coding tests miss this
How we assess an AI candidate end to end
Each stage ends with a decision from you.
- Stage one01
Define the system.
- Which data, which models, which owners
- What good looks like in a year
- Where the role sits in the organisation
- Stage two02
Map passively.
- Enterprise and centre teams considered
- Approaches written around the work
- An early view of motivation
- Stage three03
Assess in depth.
- Production evidence tested in conversation
- A written synopsis for every profile
- An honest view of risk
- Stage four04
Close and protect.
- Offer strategy and counter-offer planning
- Notice-period tracking until the start date
- 90-day replacement guarantee
AI hiring questions, answered plainly
Plain answers to the questions we hear most often about this search.
Share the AI roadmap and we will scope it.
Tell us what the platform must do and who owns it. A founder will respond and say honestly whether a dedicated search is the right route.
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