Build an AI orchestrator including intent and slot extraction, policy engine, planner, composer LLM, output guardrails and PII redaction. Implement RAG for motor policy Q&A, authenticated claim-status lookup, prompt engineering, and API/tool integrations. Project runs approximately June–July 2026 (~2 months) on a 3-month contract option.
Project Responsibilities
• Phase 1 build of the AI orchestrator — intent & slot extraction, policy engine, planner, composer LLM, output guardrails, PII redaction.
• Basic RAG for motor policy Q&A.
• Authenticated claim-status lookup.
• Prompt engineering. Active June–July 2026 (~2 months; duration rounded up to nearest 3-month option).
Requirements
An AI engineer who has shipped LLM-based assistants with RAG and tool-calling into production, strong on prompt engineering and grounding/guardrails
Must-haves
• LLM / GenAI application development
• Retrieval-augmented generation (RAG)
• Prompt engineering
• API / tool integration
• Python (assumed — confirm)
Nice-to-have
• OCI Generative AI
• Arabic NLP
• Insurance / regulated domain
• Guardrails & PII handling
Benefits
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