AI Platform Engineer NEW

Job description

As an AI Platform Engineer, you are responsible for the design, stability, and continuous evolution of the Global AI Platform and its associated services.

You ensure that the platform provides secure, governed, and reliable access to AI capabilities while meeting the operational, performance, and cost expectations of the business.

You work as part of a global platform team, contributing hands-on to the deployment, operation, and improvement of the AI Platform, collaborating closely with engineering, security, infrastructure, and business stakeholders to enable AI adoption at scale.

How you will make an impact

• Contribute to the design, implementation, and evolution of the Global AI Platform, ensuring scalability, security, and reliability across environments.

• Operate and maintain core platform components, including Azure AI Foundry, Azure API Management (APIM), AI gateways (e.g., Portkey), and supporting Azure services.

• Monitor platform health, troubleshoot incidents, and resolve operational issues to ensure continuous availability and performance of AI services.

• Manage and fulfill platform-related requests such as onboarding new use cases, enabling models, configuring integrations, and managing access controls.

• Design and implement infrastructure-as-code (IaC) using Terraform to enable consistent, automated, and repeatable platform deployments.

• Develop and maintain CI/CD pipelines using Azure DevOps to support platform configuration, deployment, and lifecycle management.

• Define and implement platform governance, including model access policies, guardrails, usage controls, and integration standards.

• Enable secure exposure and consumption of AI services through Azure APIM and AI gateways, ensuring proper authentication, authorization, and traffic management.

• Collaborate with solution architects, data scientists, and application teams to onboard and support AI use cases aligned with platform standards.

Your Background

• Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Computer Science, Engineering, or a related field.