Ai Agent Developer

Position: Permanent Role: AI Developer Experience: 5 Years Location: Chennai / Bangalore / Pune Shift Timing: General Shift About the Role We are seeking an experienced AI Engineer with proven expertise in developing AI Agents and implementing Agentic AI capabilities.

The ideal candidate will also have deep knowledge in designing and managing Knowledge Graphs (KG) using GraphDB, enabling intelligent reasoning, contextual awareness, and semantic data enrichment in enterprise-grade AI systems.

Responsibilities Design and develop autonomous AI agents using agentic design patterns (e.G., reflection, reasoning, tool-use, collaboration).

Implement multi-agent systems capable of task delegation, planning, and decision-making.

Build and maintain Knowledge Graphs using GraphDB to support semantic search, contextual reasoning, and data enrichment.

Integrate AI agents with external tools, APIs, and databases to enable dynamic workflows.

Collaborate with data scientists, domain SMEs, and architects to define ontology models, entity relationships, and graph schemas.

Optimize agent performance through feedback loops, RLHF, and context-aware protocols (e.G., MCP).

Ensure scalability, security, and compliance of AI systems across cloud and hybrid environments.

Document technical designs, workflows, and best practices for stakeholders.

Qualifications Bachelor’s degree in computer science, Information Technology, or a related field.

Required Skills 5+ years of experience in AI/ML engineering, with at least 2 years in agentic AI development.

Strong proficiency in Python, LangChain, LLM orchestration frameworks, NoSQL, and GraphDB.

Hands-on experience with knowledge graph modeling, SPARQL, and semantic reasoning.

Familiarity with MCP protocols, tool-augmented agents, and retrieval-augmented generation (RAG).

Understanding of LLM fine-tuning, prompt engineering, and multi-turn dialogue systems.

Preferred Skills Experience with cloud platforms and deployment of AI solutions.

Knowledge of ethical AI practices and frameworks.

Regards, Shivani