AI Engineer Agentic Systems - must be local in Pittsburgh, PA
AI Engineer Agentic Systems - must be local in Pittsburgh, PA
Posted 6 days ago
SENIORITY
Lead
About the role
- B.S. in Computer Science, Engineering, or a related field; M.S. preferred3 to 6 years of software, ML, or data engineering experience, with at least 1 year building LLM applications in production
- Expert Python; strong API design and SQL; working familiarity with C#/.NET applications and Microsoft SQL Server/Azure SQLShipped at least one agentic or RAG system to real users
- Experience using AI coding assistants or AI development agents in professional software development, including reviewing, testing, and validating AI-generated code before it is deployed.
- Experience developing and deploying applications in Microsoft Azure, including cloud identity, networking, containers, and serverless technologies
- Experience with infrastructure as code and CI/CD using Azure DevOps or comparable enterprise development practices
- Experience designing evaluation methods for LLM outputs
- Experience building business automation, financial workflow, or other transaction-oriented enterprise systems
- Multi-agent systems, MCP servers, or custom tool-use frameworks
- Experience integrating workflows and enterprise applications across CRM, ERP, financial, HR/payroll, document management, collaboration, and other SaaS platforms.
- Fine-tuning or serving open-weight models with vLLM, Azure Machine Learning, or approved Azure-hosted services
Before you apply
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A number in mind
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Your notice period
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