As of November 7, 2026, Jobsy lists 5 ai platform engineer jobs in Toronto, ON. The most active employers are Cactus Club Cafe Head Office, Hitachi Global and Motive. Skills often requested: aws, kubernetes, python and ibm terraform.
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5+ YOECandidates need 5+ years of production software engineering, advanced Python, Java, Scala or Go skills, and hands-on cloud, Kubernetes and MLOps experience. Experience with generative AI patterns, front-end frameworks and secure development practices is also required.
Kubernetes, Docker, Terraform, Azure, AWS, Google Cloud
5+ YOECandidates need 5+ years of professional software development owning production systems, plus shipped AI/ML work and strong Python with a second language. AWS or GCP experience with Kubernetes, Terraform and CI/CD, and a record of reducing cloud or AI spend, are required.
5+ YOECandidates need a degree in computer science or engineering and 5 to 8+ years of platform, infrastructure or DevOps experience supporting AI workloads. Strong Python, Terraform, Docker, Kubernetes, API integration and agentic AI framework experience are required.
Candidates need deep GCP platform experience (GKE, IAM, Shared VPC, Terraform), Vertex AI MLOps depth, and strong Kubernetes, CI/CD and SRE practice. Senior candidates also need experience leading platform architecture and mentoring engineers, and knowledge of LLMs and secure AI services in regulated environments.
6+ YOECandidates need 6+ years of engineering experience, including 1-2 years leading AI or emerging tech work. Strong skills in Python, React, AWS, Gen AI models, prompt engineering and vector or graph databases are expected.