Senior Python GenAI Engineer (Remote) - FastAPI / MCP / Azure
tandym groupDenver (CO)
Senior Python GenAI Engineer (Remote) - FastAPI / MCP / Azure
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tandym groupDenver (CO)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
A health services organization is seeking a Senior Python GenAI Engineer (FastAPI / MCP / Azure) for a remote role, focused on building scalable, production-grade GenAI applications and APIs with a strong emphasis on Python, FastAPI, FastMCP, and Azure.
About the Opportunity
Shift: Day shift
Schedule: Monday to Friday
Hours: Standard business
Setting: Remote
Responsibilities:
- Design, develop, and implement applications using Python, FastAPI, and FastMCPBuild scalable, production-grade APIs and end-to-end solutions
- Support the full application lifecycle, including implementation, deployment, monitoring, and observability
- Develop and integrate GenAI and LLM-based solutions using modern AI tools and frameworks
- Collaborate on cloud-native and DevOps-enabled delivery practices for reliable application performance
Qualifications:
- Strong proficiency in PythonProven experience designing and developing applications with FastAPI and FastMCPHands-on experience building scalable, production-grade APIsExperience with Microsoft Azure
- Experience with Generative AI and LLM integrations
- Experience with GitHub Actions, Docker, and Kubernetes or AKS
Desired Skills:
- Experience with Azure services such as AKS, Cosmos DB, and Azure Cache for Redis
- Exposure to OpenAI GPT and Anthropic Claude
- Familiarity with AI-assisted development tools such as Claude, Codex, and VS Code
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