: AI Developer (Agentic AI) – 5–6 Years Experience

Location: Hybrid / Onsite / Remote
Experience Required: 5-6 Years
Department: AI Engineering

Role Overview

Seeking a hands-on AI Developer to build Agentic AI solutions including RAG pipelines, multi-agent orchestration, and enterprise integrations. The role involves developing scalable, production-grade AI systems using modern frameworks and tools.

Key Responsibilities

·        Develop Agentic AI systems and workflows

·        Build and optimize RAG pipelines with vector databases

·        Develop APIs using FastAPI/Flask

·        Create UI components using React.js

·        Integrate LLMs with enterprise systems

·        Implement multi-agent orchestration frameworks

·        Manage CI/CD pipelines

·        Use GitHub and JIRA for development lifecycle

·        Continuously evaluate latest AI tools and libraries

Required Skills

·        Strong Python programming

·        Experience with Agentic AI frameworks (LangChain, CrewAI, etc.)

·        Understanding of RAG architecture

·        Knowledge of vector databases

·        LLMs and prompt engineering

·        React.js development

·        REST API development

·        CI/CD tools knowledge

·        GitHub and JIRA experience

Good to Have

·        Cloud platforms (AWS/Azure/GCP)

·        Docker & Kubernetes

·        Observability tools

·        AI security and guardrails

Soft Skills

·        Problem-solving mindset

·        Strong communication

·        Adaptability and learning attitude

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