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Sign Up to ReadJoin the company's Lisle DevOps team as an AI/ML Platform Engineer, supporting on-premises LLM-enabled technologies and agentic workflows in development and test environments.
The work calls for a solid grasp of AI infrastructure and DevOps practice, and for working well with teams across functions.
The company supports customer missions, and this team keeps the tooling behind them running.
Full-time, in-office schedule.
Regular employee type.
Travel is occasional, local, and up to 10%.
The proposed salary range is $90,300 - 189,600 USD.
Final pay depends on factors such as location, Federal Government contract labor categories and wage rates, prior related experience, specific skills and competencies, education and certifications.
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CACI International
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Also hiring in Washington, Dc, United States, Denver, United States, Austin, United States and 8 more places
83 of their 465 open roles are remote
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