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AI Platform Engineer
GiveCampus. Design, build, and operate GiveCampus's next generation of AI infrastructure .
Core Competencies
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Demonstrates expertise in building and operating AI infrastructure, with a strong focus on platform engineering, cloud services, and security practices. Capable of leading technical architecture decisions and fostering collaboration across teams to drive AI initiatives.
Highest-signal resume keywords
Software Engineering ExperienceStrong PythonCloud Infrastructure (AWS)AI Systems DevelopmentTechnical Leadership
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Hard Skills
Software EngineeringAI Infrastructure DesignLLM Systems ShippingAuthenticationObservabilityData Leak PreventionAgent OrchestrationMulti-Agent SystemsInternal Platform DevelopmentBusiness-Results Orientation
Soft Skills
Clear Written CommunicationJudgment in Technical Direction
Tools & Technologies
AWSSnowflakeDbtSalesforce APIs
Industry Keywords
AI Architecture StandardsGovernanceMCP Integration PatternsAudit TrailsMonitoring
Tech Stack
Tools & technologiesAWSCloudPythonSnowflake
About the role
Key responsibilities & impact- Design, build, and operate GiveCampus's next generation of AI infrastructure
- Build shared company and Partner context and memory used across agents
- Establish identity, access, auditable permissions, credentials, and MCP connection management
- Create a registry of existing AI tools and systems
- Build governance including production evaluation gates, audit trails, monitoring, prompt-injection protection, and data-leak prevention
- Make build-versus-buy decisions with Infrastructure
- Develop templates and guardrails for Taskforce builders
- Measure AI impact by department
- Develop agents that run end-to-end processes and increase agent autonomy over time
- Build an internal deployment platform for apps and agents
- Contribute to model and cost strategy
- Become the technical lead for AI across GiveCampus and set internal AI architecture standards
- Make technical architecture and engineering decisions for the platform
- Support adjacent work such as internal-tool front ends, adoption builds, and business-workflow analysis
- Report to the AI Transformation Lead
- Partner with Engineering, Product, AI Plumbers, and departmental AI Taskforce builders
Requirements
What you’ll need- Six or more years of software engineering experience, including meaningful time owning platform, infrastructure, or backend systems in production
- Hands-on experience shipping LLM systems with real users, including retrieval, tool use, evaluations, and MCP or similar integration patterns
- Strong Python
- Experience with cloud infrastructure, AWS preferred
- Experience with authentication and observability
- Security mindset covering access, data boundaries, and failure modes
- Record of building internal platforms or shared services adopted by others
- Experience growing a system from an early version into something a whole company depends on
- Appetite to grow into the technical lead for AI across the company
- Current knowledge of AI and commitment to continued learning
- Business-results orientation
- Comfort working from requirements set with a product partner and judgment to challenge technical direction when appropriate
- Clear written communication with technical and non-technical teammates
- Nice to have: experience with agent orchestration, multi-agent systems, or agent governance tooling
- Nice to have: familiarity with Snowflake, dbt, or a semantic layer
- Nice to have: experience with Salesforce data and APIs
- Nice to have: startup or small-team experience as the first owner of a system
Benefits
Comp & perks- Team members work from anywhere they choose within the US
- Access to a 12,000-square-foot Washington, DC office whenever desired
- Regular team meet-ups, partner institution visits, and retreats
- Remote-first, flexible, distributed work
- Sustainable Growth culture
- Employee liquidity event participation through the 2025 $140 million growth investment
- Written culture with async work, real autonomy, and direct access to leadership
- Supportive, inclusive, and learning-focused environment
- Equal Opportunity Employer