AI (artificial intelligence) DevOps Engineer

Huxley Associates
City of London
2 months ago
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Brilliant new opportunity for a AI DevOps Engineer with expertise in Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS), Helm, and KEDA to join a thriving STEM business who are heavily investigating in their AI (artificial intelligence) Platform including build a best in class AI (artificial intelligence) Platform with custom build of everything

Role details

  • Title : AI (artificial intelligence) DevOps Engineer
  • Location: can be based in either Glasgow or London City, 1 or 2 days a week in the office and home working hybrid
  • Permanent role- salary £70,000- 90,000
  • Technical stack: Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS), Helm, and KEDA, Azure services, Semantic Kernel agents, Kubernetes clusters, Azure API. API Gateway, Azure API Management (APIM), Azure Application Gateway

About the job

An exciting opportunity for a talented AI DevOps Engineer, you will focused on looking at areas where AI can add improvements, as everything is being custom built rather than off the shelf

We do have other artificial intelligence roles in the team including AI (artificial intelligence) test Engineer roles, so please do send through a CV still if that is more in line with your expectations

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