MLOps Engineer | Remote | $90 –$140/hr
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full-remotemidcontractbackend San Francisco Bay Area 92 days ago via LinkedIn
54,000 - 84,000 USD/annual
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MLOpsJAXPyTorchTritonPallasDistributed TrainingGPU Kernel OptimizationML InfrastructureGenAITechnical Documentation
About the role
Role Overview
MLOps Engineer (Remote, US) working on large-scale ML infrastructure to support next-generation AI/GenAI initiatives. You’ll improve model performance and contribute to highly scalable training environments through MLOps, distributed training, and framework-level engineering.
Responsibilities
- Support AI research and engineering teams in improving ML infrastructure and training systems
- Design advanced MLOps/ML systems with accurate, structured technical solutions
- Evaluate ML system outputs and provide detailed technical feedback
- Develop evaluation rubrics/frameworks for distributed systems, training pipelines, and kernel-level optimization
- Collaborate with domain experts to maintain consistency and quality across AI training workflows
- Improve large-scale model training performance and infrastructure reliability
Requirements
- 2+ years of professional experience in ML infrastructure, MLOps, or ML systems engineering
- Hands-on production experience with JAX and/or PyTorch at scale
- Experience writing or optimizing GPU kernels using Pallas or Triton
- Strong understanding of ML training systems and distributed infrastructure
- Demonstrated engineering career progression in ML/AI infrastructure roles
- Ability to work a full-time 40 hours/week weekday schedule (no conflicting full-time engagements)
- Strong written communication and technical documentation skills
Nice-to-Haves
- None explicitly stated
Engagement & Logistics
- W2, full-time contingent role; remote within the United States
- Application includes resume submission, a ~15-minute AI interview, and follow-up onboarding steps
Scraped 6/24/2026