AI Automation Engineer
applab systemsSeattle (WA)
AI Automation Engineer
Posted today
applab systemsSeattle (WA)
SENIORITY
Senior
SALARY
$150 K
About the role
Job Description
Position: AI Automation Engineer
Location: Bellevue, WA (Onsite)
Openings: 1Employment Type: Full-Time
Salary: Up to $150KExperience Required
Minimum 15 years of overall IT experience.3 years of hands-on AI/ML experience. Mandatory SkillsStrong experience with ETL Pipelines. Hands-on experience in Machine Learning / Artificial Intelligence. Experience with AI Operations, including MLOps, AgentOps, and LLMOps. Strong programming skills in Python and SQL.Experience in System Design. Hands-on experience with MCP (Model Context Protocol) Client-Server Design.
Preferred Skills: AIOps / MLOpsObservability for AIBash Scripting
Key Responsibilities:
- Design and build end-to-end AI testing frameworks covering unit, functional, integration, and regression testing, including automated test case generation and model output validation against defined quality benchmarks.
- Develop load and performance testing frameworks to simulate high-concurrency scenarios, validating scalability, latency SLAs, and platform stability under peak workloads.
- Build LLM evaluation pipelines measuring relevance, groundedness, and hallucination metrics, integrating them into CI/CD workflows to enforce automated quality gates before every model or agent deployment.
- Own the AI platform regression testing strategy by maintaining automated test suites that validate agent behavior, RAG pipeline accuracy, and API contracts after every release to prevent quality degradation.
- Have a Great Day!
- Warm Regards, Sania Wadhwa
- Technical Recruiter
- Contact Details: 609-755-5388
Email:
sania@applabsystems.com4365 Route 1 South, Suite 105 Princeton, NJ 08540www.applabsystems.com
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