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AI Infrastructure Architect

Accenture · Bengaluru, India

About this role

Accenture is hiring an AI Infrastructure Architect in Bengaluru for a hands-on AI LLM Technology Architecture engineering role. The position focuses on enterprise-grade LLM, generative AI and agentic AI components across active client engagements.

Responsibilities

  • Architect and build custom AI infrastructure and hardware solutions.
  • Design, build, integrate, test and operationalize LLM, generative AI and agentic AI components.
  • Optimize infrastructure and hardware performance, power consumption, cost and scalability across the computational stack.
  • Advise on AI infrastructure technologies and vendor evaluation, selection and full-stack integration.

Requirements

  • Generative AI is a required skill; Amazon Web Services (AWS) is preferred.
  • The posting specifies a minimum of 7.5 years of experience and also displays an experience range of 5–10 years.
  • Requires 15 years of full-time education.

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Skills for this role

Generative AIAmazon Web Services (AWS)Large Language Models (LLMs)Agentic AIAI Infrastructure ArchitectureAI HardwarePerformance Optimization

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01

Understand the role

What matters most

  • Custom AI infrastructure architecture

    The role calls for architecting and building custom AI infrastructure and hardware solutions. Prepare to explain architecture decisions and how they translate into a working implementation.

  • Hands-on enterprise AI delivery

    The posting emphasizes designing, building, integrating, testing and operationalizing LLM, generative AI and agentic AI components across active client engagements. Prepare an end-to-end example that distinguishes design choices from hands-on engineering work.

  • Computational-stack optimization

    Performance, power consumption, cost and scalability are explicit optimization goals. Prepare to describe how you would measure these factors and decide among competing improvements.

  • Technology and vendor decisions

    The architect advises on AI infrastructure technology, vendor evaluation and selection, and full-stack integration. Prepare to explain a structured comparison of options; AWS is listed as good to have, not required.

Likely challenges to think through

  • Balancing competing infrastructure goals

    Preparation hypothesis: An improvement in performance or scale may increase power use or cost. Practice explaining how you would establish priorities, measure trade-offs and justify a decision against the posting’s four stated goals.

  • Moving components into operation

    Preparation hypothesis: Integrating and testing enterprise-grade LLM, generative AI and agentic AI components across active engagements may be harder than demonstrating a component in isolation. Prepare an example of how you would validate integration and readiness for operation without assuming a specific client environment.

  • Selecting technology that fits the full stack

    Preparation hypothesis: A strong individual product may still create integration difficulty in a custom infrastructure design. Prepare to compare vendor options against the architecture’s requirements and explain how you would verify compatibility before selection.

03

Practice your answers

Technical practice

Suggested practice: How would you architect a custom AI infrastructure and hardware solution?

What to coverThe role calls for architecting and building custom AI infrastructure. Suggested answer focus: define workload and client constraints first, then explain how you would choose, integrate and validate the computational stack.

Suggested practice: How would you diagnose an LLM workload that is missing performance targets?

What to coverThe posting emphasizes optimizing infrastructure and hardware performance. Suggested answer focus: measure the workload, isolate bottlenecks across the stack and verify that a change improves the relevant metric.

Suggested practice: How would you balance performance, power consumption, cost and scalability?

What to coverThese four optimization goals are explicit responsibilities. Suggested answer focus: describe the trade-offs, the measurements you would use and how you would make a defensible choice when goals conflict.

Suggested practice: What does it take to operationalize an enterprise-grade LLM component?

What to coverThe role includes designing, building, integrating, testing and operationalizing LLM components. Suggested answer focus: explain the path from a working component to one that can be deployed, monitored and maintained, without assuming a particular platform.

Suggested practice: How would you design and test an agentic AI component?

What to coverAgentic AI components are explicitly in scope. Suggested answer focus: explain component boundaries, how you would evaluate intended behavior and how you would handle failures; these are preparation considerations, not stated implementation requirements.

Suggested practice: How would you test a generative AI component before integrating it into a client solution?

What to coverTesting and integration are stated parts of the hands-on role, and Generative AI is a required skill. Suggested answer focus: distinguish component tests from end-to-end checks and explain how test results would guide revisions.

Suggested practice: How would you approach full-stack integration of AI infrastructure?

What to coverThe posting explicitly includes full-stack integration of AI infrastructure technologies. Suggested answer focus: identify interfaces between hardware, infrastructure and AI components, then describe how you would detect and resolve integration issues.

Suggested practice: How would you evaluate and select an AI infrastructure vendor?

What to coverAdvising on technology and vendor evaluation and selection is a stated responsibility. Suggested answer focus: compare candidates against workload needs and measurable performance, power, cost, scalability and integration considerations.

Suggested practice: When would AWS be a suitable option for this architecture?

What to coverAWS is listed as good to have, not required. Suggested answer focus: explain how you would assess its fit against client constraints and alternatives, without assuming the engagement uses AWS.

Behavioural practice

Suggested practice: Tell me about translating a client's needs into a hands-on technical solution.

What to coverThe role involves engineering across active client engagements. Use a real situation, your actions to clarify needs and build or adapt the solution, and the result; do not assume a particular client or project type.

Suggested practice: Describe a time you had to resolve competing architecture priorities.

What to coverPerformance, power, cost and scalability are all stated concerns. Give the situation, how you made and communicated the trade-off, and the observed result.

Suggested practice: Tell me about an integration or testing problem you owned through resolution.

What to coverBuilding, integrating, testing and operationalizing components are central to the role. Describe the situation, the diagnostic and corrective actions you personally took, and the result.

Suggested practice: Describe a time you recommended one technology or vendor over another.

What to coverTechnology advice and vendor selection are explicit responsibilities. Set out the situation, the evidence and actions behind your recommendation, and what happened as a result.

02

Sharpen your knowledge

Topics to prepare

  • Generative AI and LLM architecture

    Required skill: Generative AI. Sketch an enterprise-grade LLM component architecture and explain the responsibilities and interfaces of each component. This prepares you to discuss the role’s design and integration work.

  • Agentic AI component design

    The role includes agentic AI components. Trace a hypothetical agent request through decision-making, component interactions and completion, then identify what you would test before operationalizing it.

  • AI infrastructure trade-offs

    The posting calls for custom AI infrastructure and hardware solutions optimized for performance, power consumption, cost and scalability. Work through a hypothetical workload and explain how improving one measure could affect the others.

  • Vendor evaluation and full-stack integration

    The role includes advising on technology and vendor selection. Draft a comparison framework covering integration fit and the posting’s four optimization measures; explain how you would justify a choice without assuming a particular vendor.

Skills to revise

  • Design a build-and-integration plan

    Practice turning a hypothetical LLM or agentic AI component design into build steps, interfaces and integration checks. This reflects the advertised hands-on engineering work.

  • Plan tests and operationalization

    Write a small test plan for an enterprise-grade generative AI component, including integration tests and checks before operation. The posting explicitly calls for testing and operationalizing components; the specific checks are your preparation suggestions.

  • Analyze infrastructure measurements

    Given hypothetical performance, power and cost measurements, identify bottlenecks and propose a change, then explain how you would check its effect on scalability. This practices the stated optimization responsibility.

  • Explain an AWS option

    AWS is listed as good to have, not required. As optional preparation, sketch how you would assess whether AWS fits a hypothetical AI infrastructure design, using the posting’s integration and optimization criteria without assuming particular AWS services.

04

Your preparation checklist

  • Prepare an infrastructure project walkthrough

    The role involves architecting and building custom AI infrastructure and hardware solutions. Prepare one relevant example covering the design, hands-on work, integration decisions, measurable results and your own contribution.

  • Sketch an AI infrastructure design

    As interview practice, draw a proposed computational stack for an enterprise LLM workload. Explain hardware choices and how you would evaluate performance, power consumption, cost and scalability—the trade-offs named in the posting.

  • Rehearse a component delivery walkthrough

    The posting calls for designing, building, integrating, testing and operationalizing LLM, generative AI and agentic AI components. Prepare a concise walkthrough of how you would take one such component from design through testing to operation; distinguish your proposed approach from past work.

  • Build a vendor comparison

    Prepare a short comparison of plausible infrastructure options using evaluation criteria, selection trade-offs and full-stack integration considerations. Include AWS only where relevant; the posting lists it as good to have, not required.

  • Organize evidence for stated requirements

    Prepare specific examples demonstrating generative AI work, plus a clear chronology of experience and full-time education. The posting states a 7.5-year minimum, displays a 5–10-year experience range and specifies 15 years of full-time education.

  • Draft questions about engagement constraints

    Bring questions about the client workloads, existing infrastructure, vendor constraints and the measures used to judge operational success. These are questions to clarify in an interview, not details established by the posting.

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