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AI Architect (GCP)

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About Nerdery and Being a “Nerd.”
Nerdery is a digital product consultancy. Much more than consultants, we’re allies and guides on our clients’ digital journey – helping them to grow their business and delight their customers through intuitive, thoughtfully designed technology. As true partners, we prepare our clients for the opportunities in front of them, help them achieve their goals, and quickly deliver value for their customers. We do this by solving problems in creative ways across strategy, design, and technology.

At Nerdery, we’re not defined by our job titles but by the impact we make. You’ll work directly and closely with some of the world’s best brands to help create innovative digital products that serve everyone. As Nerds, our insight, innovation, and expertise are celebrated, and our growth is not only encouraged but expected. Being a Nerd means stepping up and pushing the boundaries of what’s possible.  We’re curious, fearless (well, not totally fearless – there are heights and spiders, after all), and always our authentic selves.

We are looking for a GCP AI Architect to join our team!  We invite you to check out the details below and consider whether becoming a Nerd is the next step in your career journey.

As an AI architect specializing in Google Cloud Platform (GCP) focusing on Generative AI, the primary purpose of this role is to design and implement cutting-edge AI solutions in the GCP ecosystem. This role involves empathizing with customers and then developing solutions that address their demands. This role will develop and oversee AI strategies that leverage GenAI capabilities, ensuring they align with business objectives and technological advancements. The AI Architect will collaborate with cross-functional teams to integrate AI-driven solutions, provide technical leadership in AI project execution, and drive innovation in AI applications.

What Things Will You Do As A Nerd?

  • Design and develop AI strategies that effectively leverage General AI (GenAI) and Machine Learning (ML)  capabilities within the Google Cloud Platform (GCP) environment to meet business objectives.
  • Architect and design scalable, robust, and efficient AI systems, ensuring optimal integration with existing GCP services and infrastructure.
  • Lead AI projects, guiding cross-functional teams through the planning, execution, and deployment stages, ensuring alignment with strategic goals.
  • Continuously explore and research emerging trends and advancements in GenAI, ML, and GCP, identifying opportunities for innovative applications and improvements.
  • Design and execute client workshops to gather AI requirements
  •  Workshop with the client to  document the scope, create a work plan, and estimate the delivery for contracting. 
  • Provide technical expertise and mentorship to team members, fostering a culture of learning and development in AI technologies.
  • Work closely with various stakeholders, including IT teams, business units, and external partners, to ensure successful implementation and integration of AI solutions.
  • Identify and mitigate risks associated with AI implementations, ensuring compliance with relevant regulations and ethical standards.
  • Design and implement AIOps solutions in GCP by moving models to production. 
  • Work with stakeholders, including the Executive, Product, Data, and Design teams, to assist with data-related technical issues and support their data infrastructure needs.
  • Update the project manager, Google partner, and client on status, risks, and opportunities through the delivery of an engagement.

What Skills Will Help You Be A Successful Nerd?

  • Undergraduate or graduate degree in a computer related field, coding bootcamp certificate, or a thorough demonstration of self-taught software development skills
  • 8+ years of experience in data engineering, focusing on Google Cloud Platform with services like BigQuery, Dataflow, Dataproc, and Cloud Storage.
  • 5+ years of experience with AI technologies building, deploying, and measuring accuracy of models
  • Strong programming skills in languages such as Python and experience with AI and ML libraries and frameworks.
  • Knowledge of vector databases and prompt engineering principles (i.e. Langchain)
  • Experience developing applications or processes that integrate with multiple of the major models (e.g. ChatGPT, Bard, llama, Flan, Bloom, etc.) 
  • Deep understanding of GenAI principles, algorithms, and applications. Proficiency in machine learning techniques, neural networks, and deep learning.
  • Solid understanding of data modeling, ETL processes, and data warehousing principles.
  • Familiarity with data pipeline orchestration tools and practices, such as Pub/Sub and Cloud Functions.
  • Extensive experience with Google Cloud Platform tools and services, especially those related to AI and ML, such as AI Platform, TensorFlow, and BigQuery.
  • Strong communication and teamwork abilities.
  • Experience building analytics tools that utilize the data pipeline to provide actionable insights into customer acquisition, operational efficiency, and other critical business performance metrics.
  • Ability to take technical requirements and produce functional code
  • Experience with Git and specified technologies.
  • Proven experience with prompt engineering

Are We the Right Fit For You?

The best way to get the scoop on whether Nerdery is the right place for you is to chat with current Nerds.  We would be delighted to have a conversation with you and share insight into what it’s really like to work at our organization and if it’s a place where you can thrive.  Our interview process will provide you ample opportunity to talk with other team members and assess whether the role is a good fit for your next chapter.  Take the first step and apply today – our Talent Advocates will then reach out to you to get the ball rolling!

Must be legally authorized to work within the country of employment without sponsorship for employment visa status.

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