Senior Software Engineer-Tech Ex AI Assets Foundry Team
$125,500 per year
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SENIORITY
Lead
SALARY
$125,500 per year
About the role
- Design, develop, test, deploy, and support full‑stack software applications and reusable asset components for the Tech Ex AI Assets portfolio.
- Build and integrate Generative AI capabilities into software products, including APIs, prompt workflows, retrieval‑augmented generation, model integration, and evaluation patterns where applicable.
- Translate product requirements, user stories, and acceptance criteria into maintainable, reliable, and secure code in collaboration with product owners and designers.
- Participate in Agile ceremonies and contribute to iterative delivery, estimation, backlog refinement, sprint planning, demos, and retrospectives.
- Partner with architects and senior technical leaders to implement established architecture patterns and make practical engineering recommendations without owning enterprise architecture direction.
- Contribute to engineering quality through code reviews, unit and integration testing, CI/CD practices, documentation, observability, and production support practices.
- Apply responsible AI, data privacy, security, and compliance considerations when building AI‑enabled features and internal software assets.
- Mentor junior developers, share engineering best practices, and help raise the overall quality and consistency of the asset development team.
- Troubleshoot defects, performance issues, and integration challenges across front‑end, back‑end, data, cloud, and AI service layers.
- Core Technologies
- Back‑end: Node.js, Python, .NETFront‑end: React, TypeScript, JavaScript, HTML5, CSS3Database / Data: PostgreSQL, MongoDB, SQL Server, data integration patterns, and vector search or embedding stores where applicable
- Cloud: Microsoft Azure, Amazon Web Services (AWS)
- Generative AI: Azure OpenAI, Databricks Machine Learning, LLM integration, prompt engineering, embeddings, retrieval‑augmented generation, and AI evaluation concepts
- Patterns & Tools
- Patterns: REST APIs, MVC, MVVM, service‑oriented architecture, event‑driven patterns, and microservice concepts
- Source Control / Delivery: Git, Azure DevOps, pull requests, branching strategies, and CI/CD pipelines
- DevOps Tooling: Terraform, Docker, infrastructure as code, environment configuration, and deployment automation
- Package Management: npm, NuGetTesting / Quality: Jest, unit testing, integration testing, code review, static analysis, and defect triage
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