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Gen AI Engineer

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covetusIrving (TX)

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Location: Irving, TX / Tampa, FL / Edison, NJ (Full time onsite)
Description: Desired Competencies (Technical/Behavioral Competency) Must-HaveProgramming languages: Python (proficient) with major ML libraries Experience with opensource Gen AI LLMs e.g., Llama and Dolly Machine learning, NLP & deep learning: Strong understanding of supervised and unsupervised learning, neural networks, transformers Generative AI techniques: Experience with GANs, text-to-image generation, text generation models Data wrangling & manipulation: SQL, data cleaning, feature engineering Hyperscalers : AWS, Azure, or GCP experience a plus Good-to-HaveOn prem and cloud development projects with CI/CD Experience SN Key Expectations from the Role: Design, develop, and implement advanced AI solutions to solve complex business problems across various domains. Collaborate with engineers, researchers, and product managers to understand business needs and translate them into technical specifications for AI models. Gather, clean, and prepare data for training and evaluating sophisticated AI models, ensuring data quality and ethical considerations. Explore and implement state-of-the-art AI techniques, including deep learning, natural language processing, and computer vision, tailored to specific needs Evaluate and compare different AI model architectures and hyperparameters to optimize performance, address potential biases, and ensure responsible development.

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