Delta AI Software Developer Position - Surrey (British Columbia)

Delta AI Software Developer Position - Surrey (British Columbia)

05 Aug
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Delta Controls
|
British Columbia

05 Aug

Delta Controls

British Columbia

Join Delta Intelligent Building Technologies as an Intermediate AI Software Developer in Surrey. This role involves hands-on development of crucial AI features with a hybrid work structure that supports collaboration and innovation.

You will be responsible for implementing AI/ML functionalities, developing backend services in Python, and integrating with cloud solutions such as AWS. Engage in architectural discussions, provide feedback to peers, and uphold quality standards in coding practices. Your ability to mentor and guide junior developers will be key to our success.

Key Responsibilities:
• Build and improve AI features for various projects
• Develop services and pipelines in Python and more
• Maintain knowledge bases and workflows for Agents




• Participate in risk management and code reviews
• Provide architectural proposals for enhancements

Requirements:
• Proficient in Python and scalable design principles
• Experience with debugging and version control tools
• Understanding of cloud technologies like AWS
• Written unit tests and familiarity with testing frameworks
• Minimum of one year as a junior developer in AI

Drive innovation through AI and cloud integration with Delta's leading building technologies.
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📌 Delta AI Software Developer Position - Surrey (British Columbia)
🏢 Delta Controls
📍 British Columbia

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