Lead AI Software Engineer at RBC (British Columbia)

Lead AI Software Engineer at RBC (British Columbia)

28 Aug
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RBC
|
British Columbia

28 Aug

RBC

British Columbia

Drive innovation as a Lead AI Software Engineer with RBC’s Global Functions Technology in Vancouver, Canada. Oversee cutting-edge AI solutions while enhancing regulatory reporting workflows in a cooperative environment.

In this role, you will lead a development team to create and implement scalable technology solutions within the Finance IT division. With a focus on AI/ML frameworks and cloud infrastructure, your expertise will significantly improve client experiences and operational efficiency. You will also ensure sustainable coding practices and foster a culture of continuous learning and mentorship across the team.

Key Responsibilities:
• Design and deploy cloud-based application solutions
• Implement AI-driven processes to optimize reporting workflows




• Collaborate with business partners to translate needs into technical solutions
• Share expertise in emerging AI technologies with the team
• Maintain high-quality code and AI governance across solutions

Requirements:
• 7+ years in programming and application development
• Proficiency in AI frameworks and multiple languages
• Experience with cloud microservices such as AWS or Azure
• Skill in data lakes and database engines
• Strong leadership and communication abilities

Utilize your technical expertise to deliver innovative solutions in AI and cloud technology at RBC.
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📌 Lead AI Software Engineer at RBC (British Columbia)
🏢 RBC
📍 British Columbia

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