GenAI/ML Solutions Architect for Retail

Amazon Web Services (AWS); Tempe (AZ); On-site; USD 131,000 - 178,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health insurance

RSUs and sign-on

Job summary

Amazon Web Services, Inc. is seeking a GenAI/ML Solutions Architect to help US customers design GenAI-powered solutions using Bedrock, SageMaker and related services. You’ll work with customer development and data science teams to craft cloud-based architectures and accelerate AI adoption.

You will partner with other SAs, Sales and AI/ML teams to drive revenue and share best practices through papers, blogs, and public events. Travel up to 30% may be required across the United States.

Qualifications

• 4+ years of specific technology domain areas (e.g. software development, cloud computing, systems engineering, infrastructure, security, networking, data & analytics) experience.
• 2+ years of design, implementation, or consulting in applications and infrastructures experience.

Responsibilities

• Design GenAI solutions with AWS AI/ML Services to meet customers' needs and accelerate adoption.
• Collaborate with SAs, Sales, and service teams to drive revenue in AMERICAS for SageMaker and GenAI services.
• evangelize AWS ML services through blogs, whitepapers, reference architectures and events.
• Serve as technical liaison between customers and service teams to provide product feedback.
• Build and support an internal GenAI expert community across the AMERICAS.

Skills

Cloud computing

Software development

Systems engineering

Data & analytics

Tools

SageMaker

Bedrock

Comprehend

Rekognition

Transcribe

Lex

Personalize

Job description

Amazon Web Services, Inc. is seeking a GenAI/ML Solutions Architect to help US customers design GenAI-powered solutions using Bedrock, SageMaker and related services. You’ll work with customer development and data science teams to craft cloud-based architectures and accelerate AI adoption.

You will partner with other SAs, Sales and AI/ML teams to drive revenue and share best practices through papers, blogs, and public events. Travel up to 30% may be required across the United States.