Senior AI Engineer – Regulatory Reporting (British Columbia)

Senior AI Engineer – Regulatory Reporting (British Columbia)

31 Aug
|
RBC
|
British Columbia

31 Aug

RBC

British Columbia

Step into a pivotal role as a Senior AI Engineer at RBC, based in Vancouver, Canada. Lead initiatives in AI technology to transform regulatory reporting processes and boost operational efficiency.

This role involves collaboration with Global Functions Technology, where you will spearhead the design and architecture of scalable applications for the Finance sector. Your hands-on expertise in AI/ML frameworks and cloud infrastructure will enhance reporting capabilities and reduce manual efforts through automation. You will mentor your team, advocating best practices and governance in AI technologies for sustainable development.

Key Responsibilities:
• Lead the design of cloud-based solutions for regulatory needs
• Develop AI solutions to streamline reporting workflows




• Engage with stakeholders to define technical solutions
• Provide mentorship on advanced AI technologies
• Ensure code quality and responsible AI practices

Requirements:
• Minimum 7 years in software development and engineering
• Advanced knowledge of AI frameworks and cloud platforms
• Proficient in a variety of programming languages
• Experience with database technologies and data lakes
• Robust presentations and communication skills

Drive impactful AI projects and shape the future of regulatory reporting at RBC.
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📌 Senior AI Engineer – Regulatory Reporting (British Columbia)
🏢 RBC
📍 British Columbia

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