Machine Learning Engineer (Remote)

Job Description

Job Description

Machine Learning Engineer

Remote

Salary - $160-180k

Summary :

This individual will be responsible for design, build, and maintenance of machine learning models. The MLOps Engineer will play an integral role in implementing artificial intelligence solutions the organization collaborating with data scientists, data team members, and clinical operations to deploy, monitor, and maintain machine learning solutions that will improve patient care, support operational excellence, and advance clinical research.

What you will do :

• Production Deployment and Model Engineering : Proven experience in deploying and maintaining production-grade machine learning models, with real-time inference, scalability, and reliability.
• Scalable ML Infrastructures : Proficiency in developing end-to-end scalable ML infrastructures using on-premise cloud platforms such as Amazon Web Services (AWS), Google Cloud Platform (GCP), or Azure.
• Engineering Leadership : Ability to lead engineering efforts in creating and implementing methods and workflows for ML / GenAI model engineering, LLM advancements, and optimizing deployment frameworks while aligning with business strategic directions.
• AI Pipeline Development : Experience in developing AI pipelines for various data processing needs, including data ingestion, preprocessing, and search and retrieval, ensuring solutions meet all technical and business requirements.
• Collaboration : Demonstrated ability to collaborate with data scientists, data engineers, analytics teams, and DevOps teams to design and implement robust deployment pipelines for continuous improvement of machine learning models.
• Continuous Integration / Continuous Deployment (CI / CD) Pipelines : Expertise in implementing and optimizing CI / CD pipelines for machine learning models, automating testing and deployment processes.

What gets you the job :

Minimum Education :

Bachelor’s degree computer science, artificial intelligence, informatics or closely related field.

Master’s degree in computer science, engineering or closely related field.