Amazon Connect
TEKsystems Global Services in India
2 - 5 years
Bengaluru
Posted: 12/02/2026
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Job Description
Experience: 4+ Years
Notice Period: Immediate to 15 Days
Location: Currently Remote
Key Responsibilities
- Design, configure, and implement Amazon Q in Connect (QiC) AI Agents aligned to
contact center business workflows.
- Develop and iterate QiC prompts, tool requests, and grounding patterns to support agent assist and self-service.
- Build and enhance Amazon Connect contact flows, routing, queues, and agent experience configurations.
- Configure knowledge integration for QiC agent assist/self-serve, including:
- Out-of-the-box ServiceNow knowledge integration where applicable.
- Collaboration with the integrations engineer to define requirements for custom tag/category filtering and relevance tuning.
- Design and implement Amazon Lex V2 bots, including conversational intent modeling, dialog management, and Connect integration.
- Partner with the Jira-focused integrations engineer to ensure QiC tool designs align with back-end APIs and ticketing workflows.
- Participate in solution design, backlog refinement, test planning, and release readiness.
- Produce concise technical documentation and operational runbooks for customer handoff.
Required Qualifications
- 4+ years of hands-on experience with Amazon Connect in production environments.
- Demonstrated experience with Amazon Q in Connect or comparable agent-assist/selfserve
- GenAI solutions.
- Strong expertise in: Contact flows, routing profiles, queues, and metrics-driven optimization.
- Knowledge-driven self-serve and agent assist patterns.
- Experience with Amazon Lex V2 design and deployment.
- Ability to translate business processes into durable Connect/QiC implementations.
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