AI Engineer / IA Data Engineer
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Job description
Buscamos un/a AI Engineer con experiencia en el desarrollo e implementación de soluciones basadas en Inteligencia Artificial Generativa (GenAI). La persona ideal contará con experiencia trabajando con modelos de lenguaje (LLMs), prompting avanzado y desarrollo en Python, además de diseñar arquitecturas escalables y desplegar infraestructura como código en entornos cloud.
Este rol será responsable de construir soluciones productivas de IA, integrando modelos de lenguaje, desarrollando componentes en Python y asegurando implementaciones seguras, escalables y gobernadas en plataformas cloud.
🧩 Responsabilidades
Diseñar, desarrollar e implementar soluciones basadas en Inteligencia Artificial Generativa (GenAI).
Diseñar y probar prompts avanzados para obtener resultados precisos, relevantes y controlados.
Desarrollar soluciones en Python, incluyendo APIs, MCPs, pipelines e integraciones con modelos de lenguaje (LLMs).
Diseñar arquitecturas escalables, seguras y gobernadas para soluciones de IA.
Desplegar y administrar infraestructura como código (IaC) utilizando Terraform.
Implementar y gestionar soluciones en entornos cloud (AWS y/o Azure).
Colaborar con equipos multidisciplinarios para integrar soluciones de IA en ambientes productivos.
Garantizar buenas prácticas en el desarrollo, despliegue y mantenimiento de soluciones de Inteligencia Artificial.
Requirements
+3 años de experiencia trabajando con modelos y plataformas de IA como OpenAI.
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Experiencia con frameworks y librerías como:
LangChain.
LangGraph.
Dominio de Python.
Experiencia con infraestructura como código utilizando Terraform.
Experiencia trabajando en entornos cloud:
Azure.
AWS.
Será un plus si cuentas con
Experiencia trabajando con Claude.
Experiencia utilizando GitHub Copilo
Condiciones📌
Pago en USD.
Ubicación: 100% Remoto LATAM
Pago: Mensual en USD
Tipo de contrato: Freelance (Contractor).
Contrato por 12 meses con posible renovación
Highlights
Originally posted on Himalayas
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