Platform Engineer
themesoftTempe (AZ)
About the role
Role Purpose:
Build and operate a secure, automated Google Cloud engineering platform that enables rapid movement of Gemini/Vertex AI solutions from experimentation into production.
Key Responsibilities:
- Build CI/CD and infrastructure automation on GCP for AI applications, APIs, models/configurations, and cloud services.
- Automate infrastructure provisioning using Infrastructure as Code, preferably Terraform.
- Establish deployment pipelines and environment management across development, test, staging, and production.
- Support deployment and operationalization of applications consuming Vertex AI and Gemini services.
- Implement monitoring, logging, alerting, AI/application observability, and operational dashboards using GCP-native capabilities where appropriate.
- Implement secure identity, secrets/configuration management, IAM, networking, and access patterns in collaboration with security teams.
- Enable automated testing, release management, rollback, and production support.
- Continuously optimize platform reliability, scalability, engineering productivity, and GCP consumption.
- Preferred Profile: Strong GCP, CI/CD, Terraform, containers/Kubernetes and observability experience; practical MLOps/LLMOps and Vertex AI deployment experience highly desirable.
- Best Regards, Deepa SandilLead Recruiter
- Work: 972-474-8787 Ext: 330 / Dir: 972-737-8631| Themesoft Inc
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