AI Product Engineering for Production-Ready AI Systems
We work on AI-powered assistants and chatbots, anomaly detection in traffic and transactions, OCR and document processing, and semantic search across large text datasets. Each solution is developed as part of the product architecture, with attention to integration, performance, and long-term maintainability.

Meet Our Experienced AI Software Developers
Why Hire AI Engineers from TwinCore
In-House AI Engineering Team
Production-Oriented AI Expertise
Remote Collaboration That Fits Your Setup
Flexible Engagement Models
Cross-Domain Product Experience
Long-Term Delivery Mindset
AI Engineers Focused on Measurable Impact
Predictable AI Capacity Without Long Hiring Cycles
Full Ownership and Strategic Control
What Our AI Software Developers Can Deliver
Turn AI Ideas into Product-Ready Features
Power Your Product with Machine Learning
Build Custom AI-Driven Applications
Extend Existing Systems with AI Capabilities
Add Generative AI to Business Workflows
Keep AI Features Stable After Release
Hire AI developers in 4 clear steps
Flexible Hiring Models for AI Projects
Dedicated AI Engineer
Dedicated AI Team
On-Demand AI Engineers
Fixed-Scope AI Delivery
Time & Material for AI Development
AI Engineers for Product Teams Solving Real Business Workflows
Logistics & Operations Teams
E-commerce & Customer Ordering Flows
Document-Heavy Businesses
Analytics-Driven Leadership Teams

Why Product Teams Hire AI Engineers from TwinCore
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Built with downstream impact in mind
AI decisions are made with a clear understanding of how they affect data quality, operations, support, and revenue. -
Comfortable inside live and legacy systems
Work happens inside existing products, with real constraints, without stopping delivery or forcing rewrites. -
Engineering-first AI delivery
Models, prompts, and pipelines are versioned, testable, and treated as part of the core codebase. -
From idea to production without resets
AI features move through integration, deployment, monitoring, and iteration without losing momentum. -
Clear technical communication
Trade-offs, risks, and progress are communicated in a way business and product teams can act on. -
Designed for long-term ownership
AI systems remain understandable, maintainable, and extendable by your internal team over time.
Hire AI Engineers for Your Product
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Frequently Asked Questions
Start with a short discovery call where you share the workflow, data sources, and the decision you want AI to improve (speed, accuracy, cost, risk). We’ll help you turn that into a clear first scope with success criteria, so you don’t pay for “research” that never ships.
In many cases, we can begin onboarding within 48 hours. The exact timeline depends on the problem scope, tech stack, access requirements, and whether the first tasks are clearly defined.
Most teams choose one of these:
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Dedicated AI Engineer (full-time, embedded into your team)
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Dedicated AI Team (AI + backend + data, when scope is bigger than one person)
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Part-time / Hourly Support (focused tasks, fixes, tuning, integrations)
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Time & Materials (roadmap evolves, priorities change)
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Fixed Scope Delivery (when requirements are stable and measurable)
Yes. A lot of strong AI delivery starts with a single workflow: one assistant, one OCR pipeline, one anomaly detector, one semantic search surface. If it performs, scaling is straightforward because the foundations are already in place.
Yes. We work inside existing product constraints: current APIs, auth, roles/permissions, databases, CI/CD, and release cadence. AI gets added as an increment, not a reset.
Yes. We typically expose AI capabilities through versioned endpoints, so web/mobile/internal tools can reuse them consistently. This also makes it easier to swap models, adjust prompts, or add guardrails without breaking clients.
Yes. We can set up an AI assistant that understands your business context and is trained on your internal data, workflows, and rules. This kind of AI agent can help employees find information faster, guide them through internal processes, create or update records, and reduce manual back-and-forth.
For customer-facing use cases, the same approach applies. The assistant can answer questions based on your real policies and data, help place orders or requests, route issues to the right team, and keep context across interactions.
Yes. We turn scans/photos/PDFs into structured text and fields, add validation where it matters, and integrate the output into your existing workflow (orders, claims, inventory, onboarding, ops queues).
We build automations using tools like n8n when it makes sense, especially for connecting systems, triggering actions, and reducing manual work between services. This often includes syncing data between CRMs, ERPs, internal tools, databases, and AI services without building everything from scratch.
AI and automation work best together. Automation handles orchestration and rules, while AI handles decisions, text understanding, classification, or suggestions. For example, an AI model can analyse an incoming request, and n8n can route it, create records, notify the right team, or trigger follow-up actions across systems. This setup keeps AI practical and controlled, instead of embedding complex logic in one place that’s hard to maintain.

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