As a Full Stack Engineer, you will design, implement, and operate core functions of the product, focusing on both backend and frontend development.
About this role
enechain, which operates Japan's largest energy trading marketplace, is hiring an Applied AI Engineer to implement large, highly reliable systems with AI. The engineer leads a group of AI products as one domain rather than a single feature.
The engineer works with product managers and business members to define the problem and success measures and design an AI approach, builds prototypes and production-ready features with large language models and machine learning models, and implements on the existing microservice and batch platform through APIs, batch processing and workflows. The person also designs production operation with monitoring, alerts and improvement cycles, and feeds application-side lessons back into the existing MLOps platform on GKE. Over the longer term the engineer works with domain data scientists to build a repeatable way of going from model to application to operation, and tries and standardises AI use across the engineering organisation.
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