Senior AI Systems Architect — Applied AI & Agentic Systems

Micron Technology

Folsom (CA)

On-site

USD 145,000 - 360,000

Full time

12 days ago

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Job summary

Micron Technology in the United States is seeking a Lead Engineer for Applied AI and Agentic Systems to own architecture and drive delivery of AI solutions used by semiconductor engineers. You will design end-to-end data pipelines, features, models, and inference services, ship agentic AI for engineering analysis and workflow automation, and set guardrails to earn trust.

The role requires deep ML, strong software engineering, cloud deployment, and leadership to grow the team; base salary ranges

Qualifications

Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science, Data Science, Electrical/Computer Engineering, Statistics, Mathematics, Physics, or a related technical field.
8 years of relevant experience, or equivalent practical experience.
Led complex AI, ML, data science, or software engineering programs as technical lead, directing the work of other engineers.
Hands-on machine learning and statistical modeling: supervised learning, feature engineering, validation, performance evaluation, and reading model behavior.
Python fluency with PyTorch, TensorFlow, scikit-learn, or XGBoost. Shipped models into production — inference pipelines, APIs, CI/CD, monitoring.

Responsibilities

Set the architecture and technical direction for our applied AI, ML, and agentic AI work.
Design systems end to end: data pipelines, features, model development, evaluation, inference services, and monitoring.
Build the models engineers act on — prediction, diagnosis, optimization, and decision support for semiconductor applications.
Ship agentic AI for engineering analysis, knowledge retrieval, workflow automation, and decision support. Define the guardrails and evaluations that earn trust in it.
Break wide-open challenges into roadmaps, turning points, and success criteria. Report progress, risk, and model limits plainly to engineers and executives.