AI Solution Architect
iris softwareMontvale (NJ)
About the role
Iris client, one of their Auditing Client is looking to hire AI Solution Architect for Remote.
Job Title: AI Solution Architect
Location: Remote Responsibilities:
Lead delivery using Agile + DevOps: Own the end to end engineering lifecycle—planning, development, testing, release, and support—using Agile/Scrum and DevOps best practices Build and modernize across full-stack and cloud-native platforms: Quickly ramp up on existing systems and contribute across diverse technology stacks, including Azure (IaaS/PaaS), cloud-native services, and modern application layers—React/Angular, backend services (Python/Node.js/Java), and integrated data stores and APIsPartner with architecture and product to shape solutions: Collaborate with architects and product leaders to evaluate emerging technologies and translate them into scalable solution designs Design and deliver enterprise AI solutions: Architect and implement AI/GenAI solutions that solve complex business problems—leading POCs, pilots, and production deployments Stay current and build responsibly: Track evolving GenAI/Agentic AI patterns and industry trends. Ensure solutions reflect enterprise expectations for responsible AI, including safety, privacy, fairness, explainability, and seamless integration with existing organizational systems
Required Skills:
- Bachelor's degree
- Minimum 8+ years’ experience
- Experience with Microsoft agent ecosystem concepts (single-agent and multi-agent patterns, orchestration, tool integration, observability, governance)
Familiarity with enterprise agent platform components (control plane, guardrails, RBAC, audit logging, model routing) consistent with internal platform thinking.
Exposure to internal AI governance guidance and responsible agent development best practices
Thanks & Regards
Sunil KambojSr. Executive - TAIris Software
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