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AI Application Engineer - .NET/Java + DevOps + Cloud

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vbeyondAustin (TX)

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Role: AI Application Engineer - .NET/Java + DevOps + Cloud
Location: Austin, TX
Type: Contract
We are looking for a strong AI Application Engineer with hands-on experience across AI/GenAI, application development, DevOps, and Cloud. The ideal candidate should come from a strong software engineering background with .NET/C# preferred, or Java, and should have experience building and deploying AI-enabled applications in production.
What we are looking for:
  • Strong hands-on experience with AI/GenAI application development
  • Experience with LLMs, RAG, Agentic AI, AI APIs, and prompt engineering
  • Strong coding experience in .NET/C# preferred, or JavaGood working knowledge of Python for AI integrations
  • Strong experience with AWS CloudHands-on experience with CI/CD, GitHub Actions, Kubernetes/EKS, IaC/Terraform, and GitOpsExperience deploying and supporting production applications in cloud environments
  • Good understanding of monitoring, security, observability, and production reliability
  • Ability to work across AI + Application Engineering + DevOps + CloudIdeal Profile:
A hands-on AI application engineer who can build AI solutions, integrate them into enterprise applications, and also understands how to deploy, automate, and operate those applications in AWS.

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