[Hiring] GenAI / LLM Engineer @Rootshell Enterprise Technologies

Role Description

Implementing GenAI requires specialized expertise in large language models. This role requires a hands-on deep learning practitioner comfortable with modern frameworks and libraries specific to LLM development.

• Enables domain-specific fine-tuning of models to Client unique utility context
• Improves model performance while reducing computational costs through advanced optimization techniques
• Creates Client-specific AI capabilities that address our unique operational challenges
• Enables the CoE to move beyond generic AI tools to customized solutions that deliver higher business value

Key Responsibilities

• Implement and optimize advanced fine-tuning approaches (LoRA, PEFT, QLoRA) to adapt foundation models to Client domain
• Develop systematic prompt engineering methodologies specific to utility operations, regulatory compliance, and technical documentation
• Create reusable prompt templates and libraries to standardize interactions across multiple LLM applications and use cases
• Implement prompt testing frameworks to quantitatively evaluate and iteratively improve prompt effectiveness
• Establish prompt versioning systems and governance to maintain consistency and quality across applications
• Apply model customization techniques like knowledge distillation, quantization, and pruning to reduce memory footprint and inference costs
• Tackle memory constraints using techniques such as sharded data parallelism, GPU offloading, or CPU+GPU hybrid approaches
• Build robust retrieval-augmented generation (RAG) pipelines with vector databases, embedding pipelines, and optimized chunking strategies
• Design advanced prompting strategies including chain-of-thought reasoning, conversation orchestration, and agent-based approaches
• Collaborate with the MLOps engineer to ensure models are efficiently deployed, monitored, and retrained as needed

Expected Skillset

• Deep Learning & NLP: Proficiency with PyTorch/TensorFlow, Hugging Face Transformers, DSPy, and advanced LLM training techniques
• GPU/Hardware Knowledge: Experience with multi-GPU training, memory optimization, and parallelization strategies
• LLMOps: Familiarity with workflows for maintaining LLM-based applications in production and monitoring model performance
• Technical Adaptability: Ability to interpret research papers and implement emerging techniques (without necessarily requiring PhD-level mathematics)
• Domain Adaptation: Skills in creating data pipelines for fine-tuning models with utility-specific content