Senior MLOps Engineer
Franklin Fitch
full-remoteseniorpermanentbackenddevops United States 126 days ago via LinkedIn
160,000 - 220,000 USD/annual
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MLOpsPythonKubernetesDockerAWSGCPAzureCI/CDMLflowModel Monitoring
About the role
Role Overview
Senior MLOps Engineer (Remote, U.S.) for a production AI/ML platform team. You’ll be a senior technical contributor responsible for designing and building scalable, reliable infrastructure and automation that power the end-to-end ML lifecycle.
Responsibilities
- Build and maintain end-to-end ML pipelines (training, deployment, monitoring)
- Develop scalable model-serving systems for batch and real-time use cases
- Implement ML CI/CD workflows
- Set standards for observability, reliability, and model governance
- Automate retraining and model promotion workflows
- Collaborate with Data Science, Platform Engineering, and Software Engineering to improve platform performance and engineering velocity
Requirements
- Strong Python engineering background
- Hands-on experience with Docker and Kubernetes
- Cloud experience with AWS, GCP, or Azure
- Experience with ML workflow tools such as (any of): MLflow, Kubeflow, SageMaker, Vertex, Airflow, Dagster, Prefect
- Strong understanding of model deployment, distributed systems, and data pipelines
- Practical experience building production ML systems
Nice to Have
- Familiarity with feature stores or model registries
- Experience with monitoring/observability tooling
- Exposure to streaming platforms such as Kafka or Kinesis
- Experience with Terraform or other IaC tools
- Experience with LLM/GenAI pipelines
About Franklin Fitch
Franklin Fitch is a recruiting and staffing firm partnering with a high-growth technology company. The client builds and operates a production Machine Learning Platform, focusing on scalable infrastructure for continuous training, deployment, and monitoring of ML models.
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