Architect and deliver production enterprise AI systems, including multi-agent and RAG pipelines and full-stack applications. Build solutions using Python, TypeScript, Next.js, Node.js, FastAPI, Kubernetes, and cloud platforms. Lead client discovery workshops, proposals, proofs of concept, and C-level presentations while translating business needs into scalable AI implementations. Requires strong engineering experience, hands-on GenAI and LLM delivery, full-stack fluency, and U.S. enterprise consulting experience.
This is a remote position.
We're Hiring: Forward Deployed AI Architect (Remote | Full-Time)
If you can architect enterprise AI systems and win client trust in the same week — we want you.
What you'll own:
- Multi-agent & RAG pipelines (LangChain, LangGraph, CrewAI, AutoGen)
- Full stack delivery: Next.js, Nodejs → FastAPI → Kubernetes → cloud (AWS/GCP/Azure)
- Pre-sales: discovery workshops, proposals, POCs, C-level presentations
You bring: ✅ 8-12+ years engineering | 3-4+ years hands-on GenAI/LLM delivery ✅ Full-stack fluency: Python + TypeScript, not just AI components ✅ U.S. enterprise consulting experience
This isn't a research role. You ship production systems and speak business.
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