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Sr AI Platform Engineer

Posted 3 days ago

brixton groupSt Petersburg (FL)

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$170k - $195k

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About the role

Duration: Full-Time / Direct Hire
Compensation: $170k - $195k base + bonus
Location: Tampa, FLSeeking hands-on Senior AI Platform Engineers to help build and modernize an AI-first infrastructure platform for a growing fintech organization. We're looking for engineers with strong platform fundamentals and deeper expertise in security, networking, databases, or enterprise IT infrastructure who can build reusable, self-service capabilities that enable development teams to operate independently.
Responsibilities: Design and build scalable, secure cloud and infrastructure platforms. Develop self-service infrastructure, reusable automation, and platform guardrails. Apply AI agents and automation to infrastructure operations, troubleshooting, and engineering workflows. Architect and support infrastructure across cloud, networking, security, identity, and databases. Enable autonomous engineering teams through a "build it, own it" philosophy.
Requirements: Senior-level hands-on experience in platform engineering, infrastructure engineering, SRE, or related disciplines. Deep expertise in at least one area: networking, security/IAM, database infrastructure, or enterprise IT/systems engineering. Strong cloud architecture experience (AWS preferred).Experience with Infrastructure as Code, automation, and modern cloud-native environments. Practical experience building AI agents or using AI to automate engineering workflows. Strong architectural judgment, troubleshooting ability, and a self-service mindset. Ideal candidates bring depth in one or two infrastructure specialties, broad technical versatility, and a passion for building AI-enabled platforms that empower engineering teams.

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