Urgently Hiring for AI Solutions Architect
r systemsDenver (CO)
About the role
Department: Architecture & Engineering
Location: Denver, CO
Employment Type: Contract
Experience Required: 4+ Years as AI Solutions Architect
Role Summary:
Our client is looking for an AI Solutions Architect (AI Coach) someone that the team (PhD and DS staff) can come to for guidance on which model(s) should be used to start building a solution based on the business use case. They are looking for someone that is so experienced (20+ models have built), that they can recommend which models to use for the use case. The client is looking for this role is to expedite the development process and can help the team shorten the development life cycle by starting them off in a better direction from the onset (build it 1-2 times vs. 4-5) to get to the end solution.
Required Skills:
- Strong expertise in AI/ML, including deep learning, NLP, LLMs, and RAG - No less than 4 years
- Proven experience architecting and delivering end-to-end AI solutions in cloud environments Azure, AWS, GCP
- Able to define the right technical direction, architecture, and solution approach for enterprise AI initiatives
- Strong understanding of scalable AI design, integration, deployment, and operationalization
- Excellent communication skills with the ability to guide both technical teams and business stakeholders
- Ideal profile is a strategic technical leader who can steer the team toward the right long-term AI/ML direction
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