Job Description
Elevate is recruiting a Senior Software Engineer – AI/ML to work closely with the Product Management, Engineering teams. You should be an ace programmer with at least 7+ years of experience using Opensource programing languages, ML, NLP, AWS and Data Science. As a member of the product development team, you will apply intermediate to advanced knowledge of software architecture to perform tasks associated with developing, debugging or designing software products according to provided design specifications. Build enhancements within an existing software architecture and occasionally suggest improvements to the architecture.
We need a professional with:
• Deep passionate about technology and keeping the systems and your knowledge updated.
• Eagerness to work in a fast-paced dynamic environment for a quickly growing company.
• One who is looking for high visibility and unlimited growth potential.
• Willing to learn and work on additional technologies and platforms.
• Strong Agile skills and a penchant for technology.
Responsibilities & Qualifications
Specifically, this role will involve:
• Confirm project requirements by reviewing Product objective, input data, and output requirements with Engineering Manager, Product Manager, and client.
• Prioritize project requirements in programming sequence within full SDLC in Agile Scrum method.
• Collaborate with Product Management to understand the acceptance criteria and with QA to do test-driven development.
• Create solutions architecture, algorithms, and designs for solutions that scale to the customer's enterprise/global requirements.
💡 Quick Summary
Seeking a career-building opportunity? The Senior Software Engineer position is now open for candidates interested in the Software Developer Jobs sector. This role in Gurugram offers a professional environment and growth potential.
Requirement Snapshot: Candidates should possess basic communication skills, a proactive attitude, and the ability to work in a team. Experience in Software Developer Jobs is a plus.
