Senior Forward Deployed EngineerDatAInfa | DFactory I DINFA
Bengaluru · wfo · 4-8 yrs · 18-24 LPA
As a Senior Forward Deployed Engineer, you will serve as a technical bridge between DatAInfa’s innovation capabilities and our enterprise clients' complex data ecosystems. You will work on the front lines of large-scale AI and data engineering initiatives, ensuring that advanced LLM-powered systems are not only built but successfully deployed and operationalized in client environments. This role is central to our mission of turning fragmented data into AI-ready foundations by applying deep technical expertise directly to client-specific transformation challenges.
what you'll do:
- Design and implement end-to-end LLM-powered systems, including RAG architectures and agentic workflows, tailored to enterprise client needs.
- Collaborate directly with client stakeholders to translate complex business requirements into scalable, production-ready data and AI solutions.
- Manage the full lifecycle of forward-deployed engagements, from initial architectural design and proof-of-concept to production deployment and monitoring.
- Integrate advanced data management and AI frameworks within multi-cloud environments such as AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud.
- Optimize LLM performance by implementing evaluation, observability, and testing strategies throughout the development process.
- Provide technical leadership to ensure adherence to data governance, security, and compliance standards, including DPDP and GDPR.
why join: DatAInfa offers the opportunity to work at the intersection of enterprise data management and cutting-edge AI. As a recognized Global Data & AI Transformation Leader, we provide a platform where engineers work on large-scale, high-visibility transformation programs that define competitive advantage for our clients.
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