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Position Details: Enterprise Architect Agentic AI

Posted 10 days ago

tephraEdison (NJ)

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About the role

Enterprise Architect Agentic AIThe Enterprise Architect Agentic AI will lead the design, integration, testing, and deployment of Agentic AI applications. This role demands deep technical expertise across cloud infrastructure, APIs, data engineering, and enterprise connectivity; with hands-on experience in troubleshooting, DevOps, and cross-platform integration. Need to have true Agentic AI Experience It's good to have some pasted experience of AI experience. Need Hands on experience delivering 1-2 Generative AI engagements - should have some experience with Generative AI beyond simple RAG implementations. Good to have Azure experience.
Qualifications:
  • 13+ years in enterprise software development and integration.
  • Strong proficiency in: - Azure Data Services, Databricks, Snowflake - HANDSON experience building AI agents using MS AI Foundry and MS Copilot and should have worked on MS AZURE cloud. - Service
  • Now APIs, SAP connectors - Mulesoft, RESTful APIs, OAuth2 - SQL, Python, .NET, NodeJSExperience with DevOps tools (Azure DevOps, Terraform, CI/CD pipelines).Proven track record in system integration testing and production deployment.
  • Familiarity with container apps, VNET configurations, and cloud networking.

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