
Senior GenAI Engineer
Kimberly-Clark
full-time
Posted on:
Location Type: Hybrid
Location: Sao Paulo • 🇧🇷 Brazil
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Senior
Tech Stack
AzureETLGraphQLJavaScriptMicroservicesNode.jsPythonSQLVault
About the role
- Develop advanced LLM solutions using Azure OpenAI (GPT) with LangChain (prompt templates, chains, memory management).
- Build RAG pipelines covering data ingestion, chunking, embedding creation, and indexing (Azure Cognitive Search/FAISS), enabling grounded generation.
- Create microservices and APIs in Node.js/Python, including REST and GraphQL endpoints (Express).
- Implement agent-based workflows and multi-agent orchestration, emphasizing robust error handling.
- Construct ETL processes utilizing Azure Data Factory and manage data in Blob Storage and Cosmos DB.
- Collaborate with cross-functional teams; author technical design documentation, deliver project demonstrations, and provide support for production issues.
Requirements
- Upto 12 years of experience in software or ML engineering, including at least 2 years with GenAI/LLM applications.
- Strong expertise in Node.js and Python, adopting an API-first development approach.
- Hands-on experience with Azure OpenAI, LangChain, RAG methodologies, embeddings, and Azure Cognitive Search.
- Proficiency with various Azure services: App Service, AKS, Blob Storage, Cosmos DB, Key Vault, Data Factory, Azure ML, Azure DevOps.
- Advanced data management skills including ETL, data schema, and SQL; experience with Snowflake or Synapse is advantageous.
- Familiarity with security and compliance requirements (PII, GDPR), prompt engineering, and evaluation techniques.
Benefits
- flexible (hybrid) work arrangements
- professional development opportunities
Applicant Tracking System Keywords
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Hard skills
LLM solutionsAzure OpenAILangChainRAG pipelinesNode.jsPythonETL processesAPI developmentSQLembeddings
Soft skills
collaborationtechnical documentationproject demonstrationserror handlingcross-functional teamwork