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PredictX

AI-powered predictive analytics and decision automation

Junior/Mid-Level Machine Learning Data Engineer

Full-TimeUpdated on 10/15/2026
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Junior, Mid
Gdańsk, Poland
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Data & AnalyticsData Engineering

About the job

Requirements
  • 1–3 years of experience in data engineering or machine learning roles.
  • Proficiency with Spark (PySpark and/or Scala), Python, SQL, and various ETL/ELT tools.
  • Understanding of data modelling techniques, including star schema and dimensional modelling, and data warehousing concepts.
  • Knowledge of data governance, data quality principles, and data security best practices, including awareness of security and ethical considerations related to AI models.
  • Exposure to data integration, data cleansing, and data transformation processes on large datasets, including preparation of data for machine learning and large language models.
  • Familiarity with data profiling and data lineage tools.
  • Ability to identify, diagnose, and resolve data issues, performance bottlenecks, and data quality problems, including those involving large AI models.
  • Ability to analyze datasets and translate them into actionable technical solutions, with aptitude for understanding AI model performance.
  • Ability to write clear and concise technical documentation, including documentation for AI model development and deployment.
  • Proficiency in Python and strong skills in at least one other relevant language, such as Scala or Java, with experience in libraries relevant to natural language processing and large language models.
  • Command of SQL for complex data querying and manipulation across database systems.
  • Knowledge of data modelling principles and experience designing efficient, scalable data models for large AI datasets.
  • Understanding and practical experience with ETL/ELT tools and frameworks, including those optimized for AI model data requirements.
  • Understanding and hands-on experience with Spark and ideally other big data ecosystem components relevant to AI data processing.
  • Experience with at least one major cloud platform and its data and machine learning services, including those tailored for large language models and generative AI.
Responsibilities
  • Develop and maintain scalable, efficient data pipelines using Spark, Python, and relevant ETL tools to support machine learning models, including those using large language models, and analytical needs.
  • Support the architecture and implementation of robust data warehousing solutions and data models that ensure data quality, integrity, and performance for advanced AI models.
  • Assist with developing, testing, and deploying machine learning models, including exploring and integrating large language models and other AI architectures, and collaborate with data scientists to productionize solutions.
  • Help develop approaches for storing, transforming, transporting, synchronizing, archiving, and securing large, complex datasets, including unstructured and semi-structured data used to train and deploy AI models.
  • Participate in evaluating and testing new machine learning models and frameworks, including large language models, to assess their potential and applicability to products.
  • Identify and resolve performance bottlenecks, data quality issues, and other problems in data and machine learning infrastructure; recommend and implement optimizations, especially for large-scale AI models.
  • Define and govern data modelling and design standards, best practices, and development methodologies within the team, considering large language models and other advanced AI.
  • Create and maintain technical documentation for data pipelines, data models, and machine learning workflows, including large language model integration and testing.
  • Collaborate with business analysts, data scientists, and engineering teams to understand data requirements and deliver data and AI solutions.
  • Stay current with advancements in data engineering, machine learning, large language models, generative AI, and big data technologies, and participate in evaluating and integrating new technologies.
Desired Qualifications
  • Solid understanding of machine learning fundamentals, algorithms, and libraries such as scikit-learn, TensorFlow, and PyTorch, with interest or experience in natural language processing and large language models.
  • Experience deploying and monitoring machine learning models, including large language models, in production.
  • Experience building and maintaining data pipelines with orchestration tools such as Apache Airflow.
  • Familiarity with big data technologies beyond Spark, such as Hadoop, Kafka, NoSQL databases including MongoDB and Cassandra, and data streaming platforms, and their application in AI workflows.
  • Experience with cloud platforms such as AWS, Azure, or Google Cloud Platform and their data and machine learning services, including SageMaker and Azure AI.
  • Understanding of continuous integration and continuous delivery pipelines for data and machine learning deployments, including considerations for deploying and updating AI models.
  • Exposure to statistical analysis and data visualization tools such as R, Tableau, and Power BI, and their use in understanding AI model performance and data insights.
  • Experience with prompt engineering and fine-tuning large language models.

About the company

PredictX provides an AI platform that helps organizations predict outcomes and automate decision-making. It enables end users to access data science to generate accurate predictive insights and can also act as an AI partner that executes tasks to boost efficiency and achieve savings. The platform aims to improve performance, reduce risk, and optimize engagement by turning data into actionable decisions. Compared with competitors, PredictX combines predictive analytics with automated execution in one system, making it easier for organizations to move from insight to action. The goal is to help customers make better decisions, increase efficiency, and realize cost savings.

Company Size

51-200

Company Stage

N/A

Total Funding

N/A

Headquarters

London, United Kingdom

Founded

1983

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What believers are saying

  • PredictX’s August 2026 McDonald’s case study strengthens enterprise credibility with buyers.
  • Middle East disruption coverage and traveler-safety AI create urgency around 2026 deployment.
  • SQUAKE carbon tracking and DetectX fraud tools open cross-sell across sustainability and compliance.

What critics are saying

  • Navan, TravelPerk, and SAP Concur attack the same managed-travel analytics workflows.
  • PredictX’s AI product sprawl raises integration risk before hotel and ground modules ship.
  • If airline, TMC, or expense connectors break, PredictX’s core data moat erodes quickly.

What makes PredictX unique

  • PredictX ingests 200-plus connectors, creating a unified travel-and-expense source of truth.
  • PredictX’s 2026 Overture and Orchestra packages turn data into executive and agentic workflows.
  • PredictX combines carbon pricing, fraud detection, and sourcing inside one travel intelligence stack.

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Benefits

  • Health Insurance
  • Unlimited Paid Time Off
  • Flexible Work Hours
  • Hybrid Work Options
  • Conference Attendance Budget
  • Professional Development Budget
  • Wellness Program
  • Mental Health Support
  • Stock Options
  • Company Equity
  • Phone/Internet Stipend
  • Home Office Stipend

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6 month growth

9%

1 year growth

9%

2 year growth

9%
Business Travel News
Oct 16th, 2026
PredictX's Orchestra, Swivul win honors at BTS America Innovation Faceoff.

PredictX's Orchestra, Swivul win honors at BTS America Innovation Faceoff. Data intelligence specialist PredictX earned top honors from judges at Business Travel Show America's Innovation Faceoff for its new multi-agent AI platform Orchestra, while ROI-focused booking platform startup Swivul was voted as People's Choice winner by event attendees. PredictX launched Orchestra in June, built on the agent workspace Cogent that it launched a year prior. CEO Keesup Choe in his presentation described it as a tool for travel managers to offload repetitive or non-strategic tasks. "Orchestra will do the heavy lifting, so you can do the thinking and the strategy," Choe said. "Clients are using Orchestra today to automate their sourcing, take care of their travelers, prevent leakage, identify fraud and make savings." Within Orchestra, various AI agents - conducting work in research, auditing, traveler tracking, supply chain management and other key travel management functions - can work under the coordination of a chief-of-staff AI agent. Users can communicate with that agent through Teams and Slack, as they would with any colleague, and it can route the work between agents and report back to a user. If a human can use it, Orchestra can use it." - PredictX's Keesup Choe Choe gave the example of giving the chief-of-staff agent - which he named in the presentation Leo, after the fictional President Josiah Bartlet's dedicated Chief of Staff Leo McGarry in the drama "The West Wing" - an order to monitor VIP travelers for disruptions. Leo then can monitor for disruptions, and when they occur, it can contact travel management companies to change plans and communicate with travelers. As another example, Choe said a user could ask Leo to find savings, and the agent can coordinate with other agents to build a strategy. If that strategy is acceptable to the user, it then works with agents to execute and report on those savings. Orchestra can also work with other agentic applications and can even coordinate work within legacy technology such as booking tools, office tools and sourcing tools. Judges singled that capability out as a key necessity for travel programs. "A legacy system that works perfectly well, there's no reason to replace it," Choe said. "It's just that you don't want to use it. But if an agent doesn't complain and can use it 24/7, what do you care?" "If a human can use it, Orchestra can use it," he added. Choe is no stranger to the winner's circle for BTN's Innovation Faceoff events, with PredictX's Cogent having won the 2025 Faceoff at Business Travel Show Europe in London. Now we understand both sides of the equation: what the company invested, and what the investment was meant to accomplish." - Swivul's Sarah Figueroa People's Choice winner Swivul, however, was a newcomer to the Faceoff, presented by its co-founder and CEO Sarah Figueroa. A partner with financial tech startup platform Mercury, Swivul acts as an AI concierge for booking and managing travel, but it can tie decisions into the return-on-investment for companies. For example, it can identify whether a client meeting includes an opportunity to land a multi-million-dollar deal or whether a conference is worth attending and then help allocate the ideal budget and travel plans to accomplish that goal. At times, that might include not taking the trip at all, or it might include taking a more expensive hotel or transportation method if it means accomplishing a trip's goal is more likely. "Now we understand both sides of the equation: what the company invested, and what the investment was meant to accomplish," Figueroa said. In addition, Swivul was one of two honorable mentions noted by judges, with head judge and BTN Group VP of content Elizabeth West noting the panel was "blown away by the scope of the tool." Judges also gave an honorable mention to Cerebri AI, for which SVP and chief marketing officer Annette Cumming presented its recently launched AI-powered hotel request-for-proposals platform, built on its AIQ Data Foundry. Other judges for the Faceoff included Wellington Management Co. head of global travel Kristen Reeves, Lineage global travel manager Seth Wood and Anna Sun, co-founder and CEO of Nowadays, last year's Faceoff winner. Other participants in this year's Faceoff included 3Sixty, Airline Reporting Corp.'s Traverse, Altour, Cruising Altitude, Direct Travel, Emburse, Groupize.ai, Kayak for Business and Travel Code.

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PredictX Wins Business Travel Innovation Faceoff At BTS Europe 2025

PredictX wins Business Travel Innovation Faceoff at BTS Europe 2025.

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Nov 8th, 2024
Phocuswire'S Weekly Travel Tech News Briefs: Sabre, Amex Gbt, Blablacar And More

Here's our roundup of the people, product and partner news from the global travel industry this week.Sabre-Air IndiaSabre has announced the launch of New Distribution Capability (NDC) content for Air India. The NDC offers are part of Air India’s modernization efforts and will help Sabre-connected travel agents shop, book and service Air India reservations. “At Air India, our aim is to deliver superior customer service through innovative technologies," said Nipun Aggarwal, chief commercial officer of Air India. "By continuing to enhance our partnership with Sabre, we’re able to advance our NDC journey to meet the evolving needs of travel agencies and passengers, providing an enhanced experience."Meanwhile, Sabre Hospitality has launched data and analytics tool SynXis Insights which aims to provide hoteliers with actionable insights to help decision making.The technology provides a holistic view of SynXis reservation data with visualizations and daily data updates to reduce manual effort as well as improve decision-making at a local level.“The launch of SynXis Insights marks a significant milestone in our commitment to providing our customers with better reporting and data,” said Scott Wilson, president of Sabre Hospitality. “We are enabling our customers to make informed decisions that drive revenue and improve overall business performance.”Amex GBT's NDC moveTravel management company American Express Global Business Travel (Amex GBT), is working with Air France and KLM on an expanded roll-out phase of NDC fares.The move aims to create value for corporate customers through NDC-enabled technologies while ensuring the effectiveness of managed travel programs.“This development demonstrates our commitment to providing customers with the best travel options within our marketplace, across all our solutions – proprietary and third-party channels, online and offline,” said John Bukowski, vice president of content acquisition and strategic sourcing at Amex GBT.BlaBlaCar adds Spanish rail operatorsBlaBlaCar, a specialist in multimodal travel, is integrating train ticket offers from Spanish operators Renfe and Iryo into its platform. The move is part of BlaBlaCar’s ambition to bring together various transport modes on to a single platform. A statement from the company said that high-speed rail traffic in Spain increased 33% to 32 million passengers in 2023.“Thanks to recent rail market liberalization and rising demand for collective transport alternatives, Spain is a natural choice for adding train tickets to BlaBlaCar,” said Nicolas Brusson, BlaBlaCar’s co-founder and CEO. Digital human for Saudi Tourism  The Saudi Tourism Authority (STA) has unveiled its artificial intelligence-powered assistant SARA to act as a travel companion and personal concierge. SARA, which is currently in beta, aims to deliver engaging and interactive content through the use of generative AI and is said to be able to respond to queries with “intent and contextual understanding.”Growth plans for ValpasValpas, a company providing a technological solution to the bedbug problem in hotels, is aiming to reach two million beds by the end of 2030.The Helsinki-based company, which recently announced €4 million in seed funding, hit 40,000 beds in 2024.Currently, Valpas is using the investment to double the amount of beds in hotels implementing its technology in 2025. The company has partnerships with brands including Accor, Design Hotels and Bob W

TravelDailyNews
Nov 7th, 2024
PredictX launches Internal Carbon Pricing solution

PredictX launches Internal Carbon Pricing solution.

PhocusWire
Jun 18th, 2024
No Big Bang For Generative Ai In Corporate Travel Yet

Words such as excitement and nervousness sum up how the business travel community felt about generative artificial intelligence a year ago. Executives were excited about the potential not only for improving the traveler experience but also efficiency and productivity behind the scenes.But they were also cautious. There was general concern about data privacy, hallucinations, the possibility for bias to creep in and whether the technology would threaten jobs.Fast forward to 2024 and on the eve of the Business Travel Show, has anything changed?A recent paper on emerging technology trends in corporate travel from PhocusWire sister brand BTN, and sponsored by travel management company CWT, revealed that for most businesses generative AI’s impact on travel “is more of a dream scenario than a reality at this early stage.”Mat Orrego, CEO of Cornerstone Information Systems, said that a year ago “goals for AI in the travel industry were often too ambitious.”“[They] were aiming to address complex challenges like travel planning and booking. However, many of us realized the need to focus on smaller, more manageable tasks. Concentrating on foundational areas, such as improving travel call center operations, proved more practical. This enabled us to help front-line agents better understand fare rules and process reissues, leading to improved customer service through reduced handle times.”Keesup Choe, CEO of PredictX, agreed and said that the “biggest advances are being made within the TE teams and their operations - we haven’t seen much for the end traveler.”