Data/AI engineer with Python
Data/AI engineer with Python
Posted 12 days ago
SENIORITY
Lead
About the role
- Design, build, and enhance data pipelines and integration frameworks supporting AI, analytics, and business applications.
- Improve data quality, reliability, lineage, and monitoring.
- Implement AI first approach: use AI agents as a primary tool to design, build, test, and support solutions
- Collaborate closely with business stakeholders, product managers, and engineering teams to translate business objectives into technical solutions.
- SkillsMust have 10+ years of professional software development, including 5+ years of data engineering experience.
- Advanced proficiency in Python, including experience building scalable backend services and data processing solutions.
- Strong hands-on experience designing and implementing data pipelines, data integration solutions, and large-scale data processing architectures
- Experience working with relational databases and modern data storage technologies, including graph, vector, or analytical data platforms.
- Practical experience building and deploying AI/LLM-enabled applications in production environments.
- Experience with LangGraph, LangChain, agentic workflows, or orchestration frameworks for AI applications; evaluations.
- Familiarity with modern AI tooling and workflows, including and AI-assisted software engineering practices.
- Experience operating in agile delivery environments.
- Strong communication skills and ability to interact efficiently with various stakeholder groups including business users.
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