Senior GenAI & ML Architect for Real-Time Network AI

Extremenetworks; Washington (Washington County); On-site; USD 102,000 - 170,000; Full time

Job summary

Extreme Networks is seeking a Senior Software Engineer (GenAI, ML) in Seattle, WA to shape the technical vision and drive innovation across products and platforms. You will architect high–performance ML systems, work on Generative AI features (RAG, AI Agents, LLM fine-tuning) and scale production ML on cloud platforms like AWS/Azure/GCP, collaborating with cross‑functional teams to deliver real impact.

Join a growth‑oriented, inclusive environment where you mentor engineers, own critical

Qualifications

• Degree in Computer Science or related field.
• 5+ years of experience across the full SDLC.
• 5+ years deploying end-to-end ML solutions in production.
• Proven expertise in Generative AI such as RAG, AI Agents, and LLM fine-tuning.
• Cloud proficiency (AWS/Azure/GCP) and distributed systems exposure.

Responsibilities

• Define technical vision and drive innovation across products.
• Lead full software development lifecycle at scale, including architecture, design, testing, deployment, and operations.
• Architect and deliver production-grade ML platforms and frameworks for real-time Generative AI systems.
• Collaborate with senior engineers, scientists, and cross-functional leaders to ensure scalable and robust solutions.

Skills

ML in production

Generative AI

Cloud platforms

Distributed systems

Mentoring

Education

Bachelor in CS

Tools

Spark

Kafka

PySpark

Airflow

Job description

Extreme Networks is seeking a Senior Software Engineer (GenAI, ML) in Seattle, WA to shape the technical vision and drive innovation across products and platforms. You will architect high–performance ML systems, work on Generative AI features (RAG, AI Agents, LLM fine-tuning) and scale production ML on cloud platforms like AWS/Azure/GCP, collaborating with cross‑functional teams to deliver real impact.

Join a growth‑oriented, inclusive environment where you mentor engineers, own critical