AI/Enterprise Architect Engineer & AI Specialist - Content Developer
Jala University is an innovative initiative designed to bridge the gap between academia and industry by delivering practical education tailored to industry needs, with a unique educational model integrating experts from both academia and industry.
Our goal is to transform the economies of underserved regions through the software industry, creating professional opportunities that impact individuals, communities, and regions, while leaving a lasting legacy for future generations
Requirements
We're looking for a content developers for its Master in AI Systems Engineering.
- 5+ years shipping production software, 2+ in production AI/ML.
- A legacy-to-AI migration track record, with architectural decision records you've actually defended.
- Can build the artifact personally, to production standard.
- Public writing samples showing technical explanation (docs, workshop material, book chapter, or open-source project known for its docs), including ability to write to publication standard
- Professional written English.
Tech / reference frameworks: no specialized infrastructure — version-controlled ADRs and compliance-map templates. EU AI Act, MX LFPDPPP-2025, BR LGPD and Bill 2338/2023, CO CONPES 4144.
Benefits
- Remote work modality (home office).
- Joining a dynamic and growing organization with international reach.
Skills
As published by workable · 3 questions
Basics
First name, Last name, Email, Headline, Phone, Address, Photo, Date of Birth, Education, Experience, Summary, Country, Resume, Cover letter, Salary Expectation (USD per month)
Pick from a list (3)
- Do you have 5+ years of experience shipping production software, including at least 2 years specifically in production AI/ML work?
- Have you built a migration plan with a risk register for an AI/legacy-system migration, produced under explicit cost, latency, and risk constraints?
- Have you personally conducted an AI-candidacy diagnosis on a real legacy system — deciding between build, buy, orchestrate, adapt, or do-not-use-AI — and documented that decision formally?
