ML & AI Engineer

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ML & AI Engineer – Python, LLM, RAG, GCP

We are seeking a Machine Learning / AI Engineer to help build and deploy production-grade generative AI and LLM systems powering next-generation conversational digital experiences.

This role focuses on designing and engineering LLM applications, RAG pipelines and scalable AI infrastructure using Python and Google Cloud (GCP). You will work on cutting-edge agentic AI and conversational AI platforms, building services that support intelligent assistants and automated customer interactions.

Key Responsibilities

  • Build and deploy LLM-based applications and generative AI solutions

  • Develop RAG (Retrieval Augmented Generation) pipelines

  • Engineer scalable microservices-based AI platforms

  • Design and maintain data pipelines using Python and Spark

  • Implement CI/CD pipelines for machine learning and AI systems

  • Work with GCP services including Vertex AI, BigQuery, Dataflow, Spanner and Firestore

  • Contribute to prompt engineering, LLM evaluation and monitoring

  • Build integrations between AI agents and enterprise systems

    Required Skills

  • Strong Python development experience

  • Experience building LLM or generative AI applications

  • Knowledge of RAG pipelines and prompt engineering

  • Experience with microservices architecture and CI/CD

  • Hands-on experience with Google Cloud Platform (GCP)

  • Familiarity with Spark or large-scale data pipelines

    Nice to Have

  • Experience with LangChain, LangGraph or agentic AI frameworks

  • Knowledge of multi-agent architectures or AI orchestration

  • Experience building production AI platforms

    This is an opportunity to work on large-scale AI engineering challenges, delivering production AI systems and intelligent digital assistants using modern LLM, generative AI and cloud-native technologies

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