Python-AI ML (GenAI) Senior Engineer

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acestackPhoenix (AZ)

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Python-AI ML (GenAI) Senior Engineer

Location: Phoenix, AZRole - Python-AI ML (GenAI) Senior Engineer

Experience Required:

7+ YearsMust Have Technical/Functional Skills
Proficiency with distributed/multi-tier systems and application development, including excellent programming skills in languages such as Java, PythonHands-on experience with Spring Boot, Micro-services, Kafka, Relational and/or NoSQL databases.
Experience in conversational interfaces, chatbots, machine learning, deep learning, and data analytics.
Experience with Agile development, Continuous Integration, and Continuous Delivery, including working knowledge of various tools in the CI/CD pipeline.
Experience with automated release management using Maven, Salt, Git, Jenkins
Good understanding of web technologies (HTTP, Apache) and familiarity with Unix/LinuxGood understanding of data structures, algorithms, and design patterns
Great written communication and documentation abilities
Looks proactively beyond the obvious for continuous improvement opportunities.
Knowledge & experience of Contact center ecosystem/Genesys Framework and Architecture, familiarity with the Genesys ecosystem would be preferable.
Leadership and communication: lead teams and collaborate with stakeholders, so strong leadership and communication skills are essential.
Excellent communication skills, with the ability to influence at all levels across functions, from both technical and non-technical perspectives alike.

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