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Automation Architect

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jconnect infotechMurphy (TX)

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About the role

Automation Architect
Location: Plano, TX
Duration: Fulltime
Skills Desired: Strong understanding in Infrastructure Platform, End points and Enterprise Monitoring tools Strong understanding of AI technologies: ML, NLP, GenAIStrategic thinker with a passion for solving complex operational problems Strong communication and stakeholder management skills Ability to translate business needs into technical requirements Create value frameworks, ROI analysis, and business cases for automation programs Innovative mindset and a self-starter attitude Promote a culture of continuous improvement and innovation Understanding in leveraging AI/ML models, natural language processing, and computer vision to enhance automation Experience in developing innovative, AI-driven use cases and prototypes to demonstrate business value Expertise in identifying inefficiencies and automation opportunities across business units Experience in translating technical solutions into business value Experience in designing scalable, modular AI-automation solutions Strong knowledge of ITSM tools and integration platforms Organizational, behavioral skills Strong analytical and problem-solving skills. Proven ability to lead and manage projects. Knowledge of emerging technologies and industry trends. Creative thinking and ability to generate innovative ideas.

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