MLOps Engineer

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3 months ago
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MLOps Engineer

£500 - £550pd

Outside IR35

Remote

6 month contract

IO Associates have a contract position for an experienced Machine Learning Engineer to join an expanding startup

Founded over 8 years ago, they're creating groundbreaking solutions, utilising AI-driven digital nose technology capable of detecting an extensive range of scents. This innovative technology holds the potential to transform various sectors, and after substantial funding they are looking to expand

They are looking for an MLOps Engineer to transition their ML models from R&D into production. As an MLOps Engineer, you will build data pipeline monitoring and create solutions for effectively monitoring outputs of various types of regression, classification, neural network, and clustering.

Requirements;

  • Bachelor's degree or equivalent in data science, machine learning, computer science, mathematics, or statistics.
  • 3+ years of industry experience successfully implementing monitoring systems for ML models
  • Experience implementing validation and monitoring protocols for machine learning models
  • Fluent in Python.
  • Experience with TimescaleDB and AWS is a plus
  • Understanding of machine learning approaches and model training processes

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