AI Software Architect
Office of Personnel ManagementAs an IT Specialist (APPSW) with the U.S. Office of Personnel Management, Office of the Chief Information Officer, Data & AI Engineering Division, Software and AI Engineering, you will design, develop, test, and maintain artificial intelligence and application software solutions in cloud-based Agile DevSecOps environments.Design, develop, test, deploy, and maintain application software and artificial intelligence solutions using Agile DevSecOps methods. Build and refine machine learning models, language models, algorithms, and data analysis methods to support predictive capabilities. Use cloud services and deployment pipelines to deliver secure, reliable artificial intelligence and application software solutions. Develop, debug, integrate, and tune applications using programming languages, frameworks, databases, and application programming interfaces. Identify, test, and use approved training data; conduct quality assurance, security, performance, usability, and accessibility testing. Consult with product owners, customers, and stakeholders to definerequirements, document solutions, and communicate technical options. Translate technical concepts, data findings, uncertainty, limitations, and potential bias into plain language for technical and nontechnical audiences.
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