Description
Cross-Team Technical Coordination
- Serving as Scrum Master and Delivery Lead for both AI teams: organizing and facilitating sprint planning, daily stand-ups, backlog grooming, and retrospectives.
- Shielding both teams from day-to-day integration distractions by ensuring the junior development team receives clean task definitions, structured schemas, and clearly scoped technical requirements.
- Balancing high-speed AI prototyping demands against the structured pipeline stabilization cycles required for enterprise-grade development.
- Managing cross-team dependency and interface mapping to ensure smooth collaboration between the senior and junior engineering layers.

Architecture Translation & Gateway
- Translating strict architectural guardrails — network isolation, database connection limits, cost-containment — from the System Architects into practical workflows for the engineering teams.
- Partnering with Loftware Architects to ensure teams safely leverage AWS services and data read replicas without compromising corporate security boundaries, tenant isolation,



or regional compliance.
- Leading technical review sessions to determine the appropriate storage strategy (Amazon MemoryDB / Redis OSS / Valkey vs. pgvector vs. OpenSearch), balancing developer needs against enterprise infrastructure standards.

AI & LLM Systems Quality Control
- Overseeing evaluation frameworks for multi-step agent workflows to ensure deterministic behavior and eliminate unhandled hallucinations.
- Validating that all data ingestion flows and internal tool-calling structures adhere to type-safe validation layers, preventing malformed agent responses from breaking downstream systems or leaking PII.
- Overseeing the centralized repository for system prompts, prompt caching strategies, and Amazon Bedrock configurations to ensure optimal performance, token budgeting, and corporate policy alignment.

Enterprise Deployment & Operational Stability
- Working with internal teams to defi

📌 AI Tech Lead (Colombia)
🏢 Jalasoft
📍 Colombia