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Senior Associate AI Full Stack Engineer

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Senior full-stack engineer on Huron's AI Tech Team in Toronto building enterprise AI and analytics applications: React/JavaScript or TypeScript frontends, Python backends and APIs, plus auth, data management, and cloud integrations on Azure/AWS with Docker/Kubernetes, working in delivery pods with AI engineers, architects, and client teams.

Build enterprise-ready AI applications at Huron using React, JavaScript or TypeScript, and Python across frontend and backend systems in Canada. Collaborate with delivery pods on production-ready solutions.

As a Senior Associate Full Stack Engineer on Huron’s AI Tech Team, you will develop interfaces, APIs, and integrations connecting AI workflows with real-world systems. You will work with AI Engineers, Platform Engineers, Solution Architects, and client teams. Your work supports secure, scalable applications and AI and analytics solutions.

Key Responsibilities:

  • Design full-stack applications powering AI and analytics solutions
  • Create React and JavaScript or TypeScript user interfaces
  • Develop Python backend services and APIs
  • Implement authentication, data management, and cloud integrations
  • Lead sprint planning, demonstrations, and production handoffs

Requirements:

  • Four or more years of professional full-stack development experience
  • Strong React and JavaScript or TypeScript proficiency
  • Python backend development experience
  • Azure or AWS and Docker or Kubernetes experience
  • Bachelor’s degree or equivalent experience

Apply full-stack engineering, cloud integration, and AI application expertise to Huron’s enterprise delivery work across Canada.

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