KMM Technologies, Inc.
Senior SDET (healthcare, Gen AI, AWS)
Columbia, Maryland · Senior
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About the role
- NOTE: Looking for SDET/Automation Engineer with mandatory healthcare claims industry experience and deep expertise in testing AI/ML and Gen AI systems (LLMs, RAG, prompt engineering) who also possesses strong AWS (SageMaker/Bedrock), Salesforce, and SQL/automation skills to drive quality assurance during a Snowflake-to-AWS migration.
- Location: Columbia, MD - Hybrid (Monthly once or twice)
Responsibilities
- This role involves collaborating with cross-functional teams to build test strategies, monitor chatbots, and ensure quality delivery during a Snowflake-to-AWS migration.
Compensation
- $0k-$0k
Benefits
- Senior SDET (Healthcare)
- SDET, Prompt Engineering, AI ML, GenAI, AI Test Automation, AI Test Solutions, AWS Bedrock/ Databricks/Snowflake, CloudBees, Jenkins, Salesforce, Healthcare Claims Systems.
- The candidate must have a background in the healthcare claims industry and understand critical AI challenges like model drift, hallucination detection, and bias evaluation.
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