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Sr AI Solutions Architect (m/f/d)

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Fleet Performance is seeking a Senior AI Solutions Architect to bridge the gap between advanced artificial intelligence and complex fleet engineering. In this role, you will design and deploy scalable AI-driven solutions to optimize the performance, reliability, and maintenance of our global installed base of assets.

Job Description

Key Responsibilities:


  • Solution Architecture: Design end-to-end AI/ML architectures that integrate with existing fleet monitoring systems, turbine data, and legacy system of record databases.

  • Deployment & Scaling: Oversee the transition of models from pilot to production-scale deployment, delivering solutions with high availability, data security, and interoperability across global sites.

  • Technical Leadership: Serve as the primary AI technical point of contact for Fleet Performance stakeholders, guiding best practices in data pipeline development, MLOps, and model governance.

  • Collaborate: Develop AI resource network within GEV Engineering, across GEV/Wind, and external stakeholders to stay aligned on latest methodologies and industry benchmarks.

Required Qualifications:


  • Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Engineering, Computer Science, or Data Science or equivalent experience
  • Significant experience in AI/ML model development within industrial, energy, or manufacturing sectors.
  • Proven track record of designing solutions for large-scale, time-series data environments.
  • Strong understanding of fleet operations, asset management, or reliability engineering.
  • Proficiency in cloud architecture (e.g., AWS, Azure) and modern MLOps frameworks.

Additional Information

Relocation Assistance Provided: No

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