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Run client discovery and maturity assessments, then deliver findings and a prioritised roadmap
Write the solution part of proposals and RFP responses, and present them to client stakeholders
Design target architectures for observability and reliability of data and AI workloads
Define SLOs, SLIs and error budgets for data products and AI services
Lead the first delivery phase after a deal, then hand over to engineers and review their work
Run discovery and maturity assessments of a client's observability, data reliability and AI operations; deliver findings and a prioritised roadmap
Write the solution part of proposals and RFP responses; present and defend it to client technical and business stakeholders
Design target architectures for observability and reliability of data platforms and AI/LLM workloads, including tool selection and migration paths
Define SLOs, SLIs and error budgets for data products and AI services
Lead the first phase of delivery after a won deal, then hand over to the engineering team while staying accountable for the solution
Python or similar for automation Understands how modern data platforms work and fail: Databricks, Snowflake or a cloud-native equivalent
alert design, event correlation and noise reduction SRE practice in production: SLO/SLI, error budgets, incident management, postmortems Cloud (AWS, Azure or GCP), Kubernetes, Terraform or other IaC
cloud architect level (AWS, Azure, GCP) Data observability tooling: Monte Carlo, Soda, Great Expectations, Databricks Lakehouse Monitoring, Unity Catalog LLM observability and evaluation tooling: Langfuse, LangSmith, Arize, MLflow, OpenTelemetry GenAI conventions AIOps and ITSM integration: ServiceNow, PagerDuty, event correlation engines FinOps for observability and data platforms
Databricks or Snowflake
can run a workshop and handle objections without support Hands-on background with at least one enterprise observability platform: New Relic, Datadog, Splunk, Dynatrace, Grafana stack or Elastic OpenTelemetry, distributed tracing, metrics and log pipelines
batch and streaming Data reliability practice: data quality checks, freshness and volume monitoring, lineage, pipeline SLAs, cost observability Working understanding of LLM application architecture (RAG, agents, model gateways) and what has to be measured: quality evaluation, latency, token cost, drift, guardrails Experience instrumenting or operating at least one AI/ML workload in production, or designing such a solution for a client Self-driven and reliable on commitments: owns deadlines for proposals and client deliverables without supervision Comfortable switching between several presales and one delivery engagement Uses AI assistants in daily engineering and documentation work Nice to have Vendor certifications: New Relic, Datadog, Splunk, Dynatrace
orchestration (Airflow or similar)
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From 51 similar postings that came down. Coming down is not always a hire.
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AI engineers build products on top of AI models that already exist, most often large language models: they connect a model to a company's data and tools and ship the assistants, agents and search features people use.
Postings ask for strong Python or TypeScript, experience with model APIs, retrieval and agent frameworks, and ways to test whether the model's answers are good enough.
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