GenAI Deployment & Transformation Lead

Sia Partners; Amsterdam; Hybrid; EUR 90,000 - 130,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Hospital insurance

Learning budget

Conference time

Hybrid Amsterdam office

Job summary

Sia Partners Amsterdam is hiring a Forward Deployed Engineer to build and deploy GenAI applications across client environments. You will design autonomous agents, RAG pipelines, and conversational interfaces, tailoring solutions to client challenges.

You will collaborate with data scientists, platform engineers, and business teams, deploying in cloud environments and ensuring measurable ROI. Fluency in English and Dutch is preferred, with German advantageous.

Qualifications

• Grounding in computer science, AI, or a related technical field.
• 5+ years of professional experience with AI/ML projects.
• Hands-on experience building with LLMs in production or substantial projects.
• Proficient Python; adaptable to client stacks.

Responsibilities

• Design and implement LLM-based systems: autonomous agents, RAG pipelines, workflows, and interfaces.
• Integrate solutions into client environments (APIs, databases, business tools).
• Train and onboard users, iterate to drive adoption and ROI.
• Engage with engineers and executives to align technical solutions with business goals.
• Collaborate with business decision-makers from day one to accelerate delivery.

Skills

Python

LLMs

LangChain

RAG pipelines

APIs integration

Cloud platforms

MLOps

Vector databases

Dutch & English

Education

CS/AI/related technical degree

Tools

LangChain

LlamaIndex

OpenAI SDK

Anthropic SDK

Job description

Sia Partners Amsterdam is hiring a Forward Deployed Engineer to build and deploy GenAI applications across client environments. You will design autonomous agents, RAG pipelines, and conversational interfaces, tailoring solutions to client challenges.

You will collaborate with data scientists, platform engineers, and business teams, deploying in cloud environments and ensuring measurable ROI. Fluency in English and Dutch is preferred, with German advantageous.