Sr. Agentic AI Developer - Orchestration
Technology
Job Description
Job DescriptionMandatory Skills:Agentic AI, Agent Orchestration Frameworks
Note: Overall 10 years of professional experience is required.
Job Description:
Key Responsibilities-
- Build reusable agent infrastructure, orchestration capabilities, interfaces, connectors, context services, evaluation, and observability for Nokia AI-Native Core products.
Skill Requirements-
- Design reusable agent runtimes using LangGraph, Semantic Kernel, AutoGen, CrewAI, and workflow engines.
- Develop orchestration frameworks supporting stateful, multi-agent, and event-driven execution patterns.
- Create capability registries, tool catalogs, SDKs, and reusable service interfaces.
- Build enterprise MCP ecosystems, including servers, clients, gateways, and reusable integrations.
- Implement shared context services, memory management, session persistence, and conversation lifecycle controls.
- Engineer common RAG services, including ingestion, indexing, embeddings, retrieval, reranking, and grounding.
- Develop REST/gRPC APIs for orchestration, capability discovery, workflow execution, and agent management.
- Build reusable connectors for GitLab, Jira, databases, cloud services, APIs, and enterprise repositories.
- Integrate Vertex AI model hosting, routing, quota management, streaming, and cost optimization.
- Implement workflow resilience using retries, compensations, fallback strategies, and timeout controls.
- Build evaluation frameworks covering task success, safety, latency, reliability, and regression testing.
- Implement distributed execution using Pub/Sub, Kafka, queues, schedulers, and asynchronous workflows.
- Provide end-to-end observability for models, prompts, workflows, tools, and platform services.
- Deploy platform services on GKE and Cloud Run using CI/CD, Infrastructure as Code, and automated release gates.
- Deliver reusable reference implementations and onboarding assets consumable across Nokia product teams.
Must-Have Skills-
- Agentic AI
- Agent Orchestration Frameworks