GenAI Architect
themesoftPhoenix (AZ)
About the role
Hi, This side is Nitya from Themesoft, I came across your profile and believe your experience could be a good match for an opportunity I’m currently working on.
Job Title: GenAI Architect - Google Cloud
Location: Remote
Role Purpose:
Own the end-to-end architecture for secure, scalable, production-grade AI, GenAI, and agentic solutions on Google Cloud, with Gemini and Vertex AI as core technology components.
Key Responsibilities:
- Define solution architecture using Google Cloud, Vertex AI, and Gemini models, integrated with enterprise applications and data.· Architect GenAI patterns including RAG, grounding, tool/function calling, agentic workflows, multi-agent orchestration, and human-in-the-loop processing.· Define integration patterns across fuel, POS, QSR, retail, customer, and enterprise platforms using APIs/event-driven services.· Establish standards for prompt/context management, model selection, AI evaluation, guardrails, security, responsible AI, observability, scalability, and cost optimization.· Architect data and retrieval patterns leveraging appropriate GCP data and AI services.· Work closely with Google Cloud specialists and engineering teams to evaluate and adopt relevant Gemini/Vertex AI capabilities.· Lead architecture/design reviews while driving reusable AI services, accelerators, and patterns across multiple use cases.
Preferred Profile:
- Hands-on architecture experience with GCP, Vertex AI, Gemini, GenAI/RAG and agentic AI, plus strong API, data, security, and cloud-native architecture experience
- Years of experience required: 12+Best Regards, Nitya Chauhan
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