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David Careers

VP, AI Platform Engineering

Posted 11 days ago

jcw groupCharlotte (NC)
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About the role

About the Company: Our client, a leading global financial institution, is building a next-generation AI Platform Engineering function and is seeking a VP, AI Platform Engineering to help drive enterprise-wide AI adoption.
About the Role: This is a unique opportunity to join a high-impact, greenfield team building scalable GenAI platforms, AI agents, and intelligent automation solutions that will be used across the business.
Responsibilities:
  • Build and scale AI/GenAI platform services
  • Develop AI applications, agents, and RAG-based solutions
  • Build backend services and APIs using Python
  • Implement LLMOps/MLOps best practices, monitoring, and AI guardrails
  • Design enterprise-grade AI architectures and cloud solutions
Qualifications:
  • Strong hands-on Python engineering experience
  • Proven experience building and deploying AI/GenAI products
  • Strong expertise with Azure and Databricks
  • Experience with RAG, vector databases, embeddings, and prompt engineering
  • Experience with LangGraph, LlamaIndex, or similar AI orchestration frameworks
  • Strong cloud and backend engineering background
Requirements:
  • US Citizen or Green Card HolderHybrid working in Charlotte, NCPreferred SkillsAKS / KubernetesMLflow / LLMOps toolingAI observability and evaluation tools
  • Financial services experience
  • Pay range and compensation package
This is an outstanding opportunity to help shape the future of AI within a major global banking organisation. Equal Opportunity Statement Our client is committed to diversity and inclusivity.

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