Design and implement conversational AI solutions using NLP, ML, and LLMs. Build ETL pipelines and integrate relational and NoSQL databases. Develop Voice AI interactions on Vertex AI, work with Nuance IVR and Microsoft platforms, and write production-grade Python code.
- Experience working with NLP and Machine Learning
- Expert experience working with GenAI and LLM tools (i.e. GPT, BERT)
- Tangible experience working with ETL, relational databases, NoSQL or MongoDB.
- Worked on Vertex AI and good experience on Voice AI conversation
- 5+ on Python
- Nuance IVR/Microsoft
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