ML Ops Engineer

Brief Job Description

Builds and maintains the infrastructure and tooling that keepsmachine learning systems reliable in production - from designing CI/CDpipelines and model deployment workflows to monitoring performance and managingmodel lifecycle at scale. The role works closely with ML, backend, and platformteams, contributes to automation frameworks and observability standards, andhelps ensure AI models move seamlessly from experimentation to production.Requires 5+ years of MLOps or DevOps engineering experience, with a trackrecord of operating robust ML infrastructure in production-grade environments.

Mission

Makethe path from model experiment to reliable production as fast, automated, andobservable as possible.

Education

Bachelor’s degree or higher inComputer Science, Engineering, or a related field - or equivalent practicalexperience.

Responsibilities

Design and maintain CI/CDpipelines for ML models and services.

Build and operate modeldeployment, serving, and rollback workflows.

Implement monitoring,observability, and alerting for models in production.

Manage the model lifecycle withMLflow: experiment tracking, versioning, registries, and reproducibility.

Automate infrastructure andpartner with ML and platform teams on standards.

Qualifications &Experience

5+ years of MLOps or DevOpsengineering experience.

Strong with containers andorchestration (Docker, Kubernetes).

Experience with CI/CD (GitLabCI) and infrastructure-as-code (Terraform or similar).

Hands-on with a major cloudplatform (Azure, AWS, or GCP).

Hands-on experience with MLflowfor experiment tracking and model registry.

Familiarity with ML frameworks(PyTorch), workflow orchestration (Kubeflow or similar), and monitoring stacks.

Nice to Have

Experience serving LLMs orlarge models in production.

Knowledge of feature stores anddata pipeline tooling.

Cost and latency optimisationfor model serving.

Why This Role IsCritical

The platform depends on AI models moving reliably fromexperimentation into governed, production use across multiple products. Withoutstrong MLOps ownership, models stall at prototype stage or degrade silentlyonce deployed. This role keeps model performance, operational reliability, andcontinuous improvement aligned across the project - ensuring shared modelinfrastructure scales consistently rather than fragmenting team by team.