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Tata Communications Limited is seeking an AI OS architect to turn complex enterprise data into a unified ontology. You will wire data and systems, orchestrate LLM-driven agents, and ensure governance, security, and cost discipline on customer deployments.
Role requires hands-on experience with enterprise AI platforms and a proven ability to design forward-deployed, scalable AI solutions in large customer environments. Travel to client sites will be necessary.
Locations: Bangalore, Mumbai, Pune and Gurgaon
Enterprises no longer buy AI features — they buy an AI operating system: a layer that unifies their data, their decisions, and their AI agents into one governed, auditable machine. Tata Comm AI OS proved the model with Context Graph and AIP — an ontology-first architecture where every data asset, action, and process is modelled once and reused everywhere.
You are not an internal software architect. You are the AI OS architect on the customer’s floor — who turns their messiest operational reality into a clean ontology, wires their data and systems into it, and orchestrates LLM-driven agents and workflows on top, all within governance, security, and cost discipline. You should have lived this, or built the same discipline with other enterprise AI platforms (Palantir, Databricks, Snowflake, AWS/Azure/GCP AI stacks, or an in-house equivalent).
1. Relevant AI OS architecture experience — mandatory. You must have architected and shipped an enterprise AI platform deployment in a forward-deployed or equivalent embedded setting: at Palantir, Databricks, Snowflake, AWS/Azure/GCP AI platforms, or a comparable in-house enterprise AI platform. Generic ML/DS experience without enterprise-deployment depth will not clear the bar.
2. Ontology-first thinking — demonstrated ability to model an enterprise’s objects, actions and processes as a reusable semantic layer, with metadata, permissions and data structures kept consistent, secure, and scalable Ontology.
3. Deep data engineering — pipelines, lakehouse/data-platform architecture, streaming and batch, data quality and lineage, zero-copy patterns; SQL, PySpark or equivalent fluency.
4. LLM/agentic AI depth — RAG architectures, context engineering, prompt and agent orchestration, tool use, evals, guardrails, and cost/latency tuning; hands‑on with at least one major LLM stack.
5. Enterprise governance & security — IAM, row/object‑level permissions, model governance, compliance (SOC2/ISO27001/GDPR and India DPDP Act awareness), and speaking that language to CTOs and CISOs.
6. Forward‑deployed temperament — you are measured by customer outcomes, you travel, you tolerate ambiguity, and you can explain architecture to a COO and run a terminal in the same afternoon. Excellent written documentation and client‑facing communication.