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Devops Engineer - Machine Learning

Crane Venture Partners
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7 months ago
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Machine Learning Engineer

Senior Machine Learning Engineer

Metering Data Scientist

At CoMind, we are developing a non-invasive neuromonitoring technology that will result in a new era of clinical brain monitoring. In joining us, you will be helping to create cutting-edge technologies that will improve how we diagnose and treat brain disorders, ultimately improving and saving the lives of patients across the world.

The Role

CoMind is seeking a skilled DevOps Engineer to join our dynamic Research Data Science team to lead the orchestration of a robust ML training pipeline in AWS. This role is critical to enabling the scalable training and testing of a range of ML models on large volumes of a totally new form of clinical neuromonitoring data.

Responsibilities:

  • Architect and implement a scalable solution to support the Research Data Science Team in running a large number of assorted machine learning pipelines, including model training, evaluation, and inference

  • Create a CI/CD pipeline for building containers from in-house Python packages, running integration tests, and publishing to AWS ECR

  • Set up ECS or AWS Batch Tasks to run containers stored in AWS ECR

  • Establish a robust configuration management system to store, version, and retrieve configurations associated with multiple machine learning workflows

  • Implement robust error handling and monitoring solutions to ensure timely debugging across the pipeline with centralised logging and error reporting

  • Implement cost monitoring solutions to track and manage compute costs across different runs, building dashboards to provide insights into resource usage and cost optimization

  • Ensure security and data protection are integrated into the pipelines by applying AWS best practices for security protocols and data management

  • Monitor and manage the team's compute resources, including both cloud (AWS) and on-premise GPU nodes, ensuring efficient use and scalability

  • Implement Infrastructure as Code (IaC) to set up and manage the pipeline architecture, using Terraform, AWS CloudFormation, or similar tools.

Skills & Experience:

  • Git or Bitbucket for version control, including experience with managing versioned infrastructure-as-code (IaC) repositories

  • CI/CD pipelines for automating workflows, including experience with integration testing and containerization pipelines

  • Experience managing and orchestrating complex cloud workflows (e.g., ECS Tasks, AWS Batch), with a focus on event-driven and parallel processing

  • Infrastructure as Code (IaC) experience (e.g., Terraform, AWS CloudFormation) for creating, maintaining, and scaling cloud infrastructure

  • Docker for containerization, including experience with containerizing machine learning workflows and publishing containers to repositories like AWS ECR.

Benefits:

  • Company equity plan

  • Company pension scheme

  • Private medical, dental and vision insurance

  • Group life assurance

  • Comprehensive mental health support and resources

  • Unlimited holiday allowance (+ bank holidays)

  • Hybrid working (3 days in-office)

  • Quarterly work-from-anywhere policy

  • Weekly lunches

  • Breakfast and snacks provided.

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