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AI Engineer/ Architect (Local)

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nityo infotechSt Petersburg (FL)

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Job Title: AI Engineer/ Architect Location - Tampa, FL
Type: Fulltime Job Description:
Required Skill and ExperienceExperience in developing and applying generative AI models. Strong understanding of machine learning fundamentals, deep learning architectures, and natural language processing (NLP) Proficiency in programming languages like Python and familiarity with deep learning frameworks like TensorFlow or PyTorch. Design, develop, and deploy generative AI models for various applications, such as text generation, image creation, and code synthesis (depending on the specific focus of the company).Fine-tune pre-trained LLMs for specific tasks and domains, ensuring optimal performance and alignment with business goals. Manage the entire AI development lifecycle, from data pre-processing and model training to evaluation, optimization, and deployment. Collaborate with data scientists, software engineers, and product managers to define project requirements, ensure technical feasibility, and integrate AI solutions seamlessly. Stay up to date on the latest advancements in generative AI research and actively contribute to the continuous improvement of our AI capabilities. Champion responsible AI development practices, focusing on bias mitigation, fairness, and explainability. Preferred Skill and ExperienceExperience in cloud-based platforms like OpenShift, AWS, GCP, Azure Experience in Open-Source tools and technologies Consistent score in Coding sites like Hackerrank, CodeChef etc. Industry-acclaimed External Certifications, if applicable Active participation in Technology forums Contribution to Open-Source Community. Effective collaboration and communication skills Excellent problem-solving skills and a strong analytical mind. Experience working in a collaborative and fast-paced environment. If you are qualifying in the above opportunity, please send me a copy of your resume.

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