Gen AI Developer
ace stackMinneapolis (MN)
About the role
Gen AI DeveloperLocation: Minneapolis, MN /Denver, CO (On-site) Full-timeKey ResponsibilitiesDesign and develop agentic AI solutions using LangChain, LangGraph, and A2A communication protocolsImplement RAG (Retrieval-Augmented Generation) pipelines leveraging Azure AI Search and vector databasesBuild and orchestrate multi-agent workflows and intelligent automation systemsDevelop backend services using Java Spring Boot for integration, APIs, and enterprise workflowsCreate responsive front-end applications using React JSIntegrate OpenAI / LLM models for reasoning, generation, and decision-making capabilitiesManage and optimize vector storage solutions using PGVector or ChromaDBEnsure scalability, performance, and security of AI-driven applicationsCollaborate with cross-functional teams to translate business use cases into AI-powered solutionsRequired SkillsStrong programming skills in Python and Java (Spring Boot) Hands-on experience with LangChain, LangGraph, and Agentic AI frameworksDeep understanding of RAG architecture and enterprise search (Azure AI Search) Experience with OpenAI or similar LLM platformsKnowledge of vector databases (PGVector, ChromaDB) Front-end development experience with React JSUnderstanding of agent orchestration and distributed AI systemsNice to HaveExperience with multi-agent systems and orchestration frameworksExposure to enterprise AI architecture and cloud platforms (Azure preferred) Knowledge of AI governance, evaluation, and monitoring frameworks
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