Artificial Intelligence Engineer
Artificial Intelligence Engineer
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SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
- Architect and build AI solutions, including RAG systems, agentic workflows, and full-stack applications, tailored to each client's existing environment
- System Integration:
- Connect AI solutions into client infrastructure without requiring data migration or system replacement
- Business Process Translation:
- Work with client stakeholders to understand complex operational workflows and translate them into technical requirements and system design
- Client Team Contribution:
- Serve as the core technical builder on cross-functional delivery teams, working alongside delivery and engagement leads
- Context & Data Architecture:
- Design and manage context pipelines, retrieval systems, and data flows that keep AI outputs accurate and grounded in client-specific knowledge
- Delivery Execution:
- Build, test, and ship deliverables against engagement timelines, iterating based on client feedback
- Knowledge Transfer:
- Document systems and enable client teams to maintain and extend what's been built
- 3-5 years of technical consulting or delivery experience in client-facing engagements
- Strong communication skills and the ability to understand and translate complex business processes into technical solutions.
- NET 8 or 10 experience strongly preferred
- Working knowledge of RAG systems (vector databases, embeddings, retrieval pipelines) and context management
- Experience with AI harnesses (agentic frameworks, tool-calling, orchestration)
- Experience with Blazor preferred
- Employment Type
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