Description
We are building AI capabilities into the full SDLC and need an **AI Engineering Manage**r to lead hands\-on delivery at scale. You will embed LLM tooling into engineering workflows, ship production services and integrations, and enable teams with guardrails, best practices, and measurable impact—apply now.
**Responsibilities**
* Design and deliver AI\-powered solutions embedded into SDLC workflows across requirements, development, testing, and CI/CD
* Build backend services and integrations that enable LLM\-based tooling within engineering environments
* Create prototypes and mature them into production\-ready AI\-assisted automation
* Implement AI capabilities into CI/CD pipelines, code review processes, and testing frameworks
* Identify SDLC use cases with the highest impact for AI enablement
* Define best practices for AI\-assisted development across teams
* Support engineering teams hands\-on as they adopt AI tools
* Establish guardrails to ensure secure and responsible AI usage
* Measure and communicate the impact of AI adoption on cycle time, quality, and productivity
**Requirements**
* Proven background with 9\+ years of engineering experience in Python (must\-have), with added exposure to Java or Node.js as a plus
* Hands\-on experience integrating external APIs, including AI/LLM services
* Solid knowledge of CI/CD pipelines along with DevOps ways of working
* Expert\-level understanding of microservices architecture plus Docker and Kubernetes
* Strong capability to deliver production\-grade services with scalability, monitoring, and logging in mind
* Practical experience using LLM APIs and crafting prompts
* Deep understanding of end\-to\-end SDLC processes
* Demonstrated examples of boosting developer productivity through tooling
* Clear ability to drive adoption of new technical practices across engineering teams
* Effective communication skills when working with engineers and stakeholders
* Flexibility to turn AI capabilities into actionable engineering improvements
* Confidence running demos, workshops, and internal technical sessions