DevOps/AI Platform Engineer GCP / Senior GCP DevOps & AI Platform Engineer (Vertex AI & MLOps)
$50.00/hr
Apply (opens in a new tab)DevOps/AI Platform Engineer GCP / Senior GCP DevOps & AI Platform Engineer (Vertex AI & MLOps)
Posted 8 days ago
SENIORITY
Lead
SALARY
$50.00/hr
About the role
- Google Cloud Platform (GCP) & Cloud Architecture
- Infrastructure as Code (Terraform)
- CI/CD Pipelines & Automation
- Containers & Kubernetes (GKE)
- Vertex AI & Gemini Services Operations / MLOpsSecondary (Good to Have):
- IAM, Network Security & Secret Management
- GCP-Native Monitoring, Logging & Observability Dashboards
- Release Management, Rollback & Production SupportPOSITION OVERVIEWThe Senior GCP DevOps & AI Platform Engineer will join the Cloud & AI Engineering department reporting to the Director of Cloud Infrastructure to solve critical scaling challenges in transitioning generative AI models from experimentation into production. This role builds and operates a secure, automated Google Cloud platform to enable the seamless deployment and operationalization of Gemini and Vertex AI solutions. By establishing robust CI/CD pipelines, automated infrastructure provisioning, and advanced observability, the engineer ensures enterprise-grade platform reliability, scalability, and optimal GCP resource consumption.
- Build and manage CI/CD pipelines and infrastructure automation on GCP for AI applications, APIs, models, configurations, and cloud services.
- Automate end-to-end infrastructure provisioning using Infrastructure as Code (Terraform) across development, test, staging, and production environments.
- Support the deployment, operationalization, and scaling of applications consuming Vertex AI and Gemini services.
- Implement comprehensive monitoring, logging, alerting, AI/application observability, and operational dashboards utilizing GCP-native capabilities.
- Establish secure identity frameworks, secrets/configuration management, IAM, networking, and access patterns in close collaboration with security teams.
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