Gazelle Global
AI Engineer (.NET, Kafka)

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AI Engineer (.NET, Kafka) – Contract
Location: London / Coventry – Hybrid (2-3 days in office)
Duration: 6–12 months
We are seeking an experienced AI Engineer with 10+ years of software engineering experience to design and deliver enterprise-scale AI solutions. You’ll work across.NET, Kafka, Generative AI, distributed systems and cloud technologies, helping build intelligent, scalable and real-time applications.
Key Responsibilities & Skills:
- Design and develop AI-powered applications using C#,.NET Core/.NET 6/7/8 and ASP.NET Core
- Build scalable microservices and event-driven architectures using Apache Kafka
- Integrate LLMs, Generative AI, NLP and machine learning into enterprise applications
- Design RAG solutions, AI orchestration frameworks and vector database integrations
- Develop REST APIs, backend services and reusable components
- Build secure, resilient cloud-native solutions across Azure or AWS
- Implement CI/CD, DevOps, monitoring and production support practices
- Apply clean architecture, DDD, design patterns and engineering best practices
- Experience with OpenAI, Azure OpenAI, Anthropic, Gemini or similar platforms is desirable
- Strong communication skills with the ability to lead technical discussions and mentor engineers
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