Lead Software Engineer - Python/Gen AI/RAG
Wells Fargo (company site, opens in a new tab)5+ yrsTelanganaOn-siteDirect career pageEst. 30–50 LPA
Posted on 22 Sept
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About This Role
- Lead design and development of an agentic AI platform enabling non-technical business users to configure, deploy, and manage AI agents.
- Architect and optimize Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG) pipelines and multi-agent orchestration systems for complex AI workflows.
- Ensure platform scalability, reliability, and observability while collaborating with cross-functional teams and mentoring junior engineers.
Minimum Requirements
- 5+ years of software engineering experience or equivalent based on work experience, training, education, or military service.
- Strong hands-on expertise in Python programming.
- Experience with AI/Generative AI applications in production, including RAG architectures and multi-agent orchestration.
- Experience with container orchestration platforms such as OpenShift or Kubernetes.
Ideal Candidate Profile
- Experienced in building production-grade generative AI systems incorporating advanced techniques like embeddings, vector databases, and prompt engineering.
- Demonstrated ability to design API-driven, configuration-driven frameworks for end-users in enterprise environments, preferably with financial services domain exposure.
- Proficient in scalable distributed system design incorporating CI/CD, observability, resilience patterns, and security practices such as AD/SSO and RBAC.