Ai Engineer -?computer Vision, Prompt Design, Python (New Delhi)

The Role Drive end-to-end project execution with a proactive ownership-driven mindset Mentor team members and foster a collaborative high-performing setting Work closely with key stakeholders to identify opportunities for innovation and deliver business value Stay up to date with generative AI and LLM advancements sharing insights to guide strategy Build and maintain tools libraries and frameworks to support scalable AI development Collaborate cross-functionally to align goals contribute to roadmaps and ensure seamless system integration Apply strong problem-solving and communication skills to drive impactful outcomes Skills Must Have Skills Computer Vision Proficient in image classification object detection segmentation and generation using PyTorch and pretrained models e g YOLO DETR CLIP Generative AI Open-Source LLMs Hands-on with LangChain LlamaIndex PEFT quantization RLHF and vector-based reasoning Built agent-based systems and multimodal pipelines using open-source models Strong understanding of Transformer architecture and attention mechanisms Proficient with Hugging Face tools Retrieval-Augmented Generation RAG Deep experience in RAG pipelines using dense sparse retrieval Integrated LLMs with vector databases e g ChromaDB PGVector for context-aware generation and semantic search Prompt Engineering Expert in prompt design using few-shot zero-shot CoT ToT and ReAct techniques Skilled in optimizing prompts for specific outcomes and enhancing LLM reasoning Programming MLOps Proficient in Python PyTorch FastAPI Docker and Git Experience deploying models via REST APIs across AWS GCP and Azure ML DL Strong grasp of supervised unsupervised and deep learning LSTMs RNNs CNNs Proficient in loss functions and regularization techniques to mitigate overfitting and improve generalization Good to have Skills Natural Language Processing NLP Skilled in text preprocessing tokenization embeddings and sentiment analysis Experienced with core NLP tasks including classification summarization translation and QA Data Engineering Built scalable search systems using Elasticsearch AI search ChromaDB PGVector Experience with end-to-end data pipelines for large-scale model training and inference .

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