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AI Developer (Agentic AI)-2

DXC Technology · IT Services & Consulting

  • IND - KA - BANGALORE
  • On-site
  • Posted yesterday
  • Data & AI

About the job

Job Description:

: AI Developer (Agentic AI) – 5–6 Years Experience

Location: Hybrid / Onsite / Remote

Experience Required: 5-6 Years

Department: AI Engineering

Role Overview

Seeking a hands-on AI Developer to build Agentic AI solutions including RAG pipelines, multi-agent orchestration, and enterprise integrations. The role involves developing scalable, production-grade AI systems using modern frameworks and tools.

Key Responsibilities

Develop Agentic AI systems and workflows
Build and optimize RAG pipelines with vector databases
Develop APIs using FastAPI/Flask
Create UI components using React.js
Integrate LLMs with enterprise systems
Implement multi-agent orchestration frameworks
Manage CI/CD pipelines
Use GitHub and JIRA for development lifecycle
Continuously evaluate latest AI tools and libraries

Required Skills

Strong Python programming
Experience with Agentic AI frameworks (LangChain, CrewAI, etc.)
Understanding of RAG architecture
Knowledge of vector databases
LLMs and prompt engineering
React.js development
REST API development
CI/CD tools knowledge
GitHub and JIRA experience

Good to Have

Cloud platforms (AWS/Azure/GCP)
Docker & Kubernetes
Observability tools
AI security and guardrails

Soft Skills

Problem-solving mindset
Strong communication
Adaptability and learning attitude

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