Machine LearningAI Operations Engineer

OHO Group Ltd.

London

1 year ago

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Are you a Machine Learning Operations Engineer looking for an exciting and challenging position?

Here's a fantastic opportunity for you to join a small and all-star team! This AI start-up has just raised a large seed round and are looking to use AI agents with their unique platform to assess the reliability and security of AI applications while optimising their performance. This is a great chance to make a real-world impact and ensure the reliability of all AI systems.

They're looking for someone who is looking to work with the best of the best and has a high level of work ethic and teamwork. Not only will you get to work with cutting-edge AI technology, but also have an opportunity to make waves within the team as one of their earliest team members.

What you would ideally have:

Degree from top UK universities in a relevant field (e.g. Computer Science, Maths, Physics, Engineering)
3 years of professional work experience
Strong Python programming experience - production-level code
Experience with deploying LLM/ML models to production
Experience with LLMOps and/or MLOps
Experience with Kubernetes, Docker, AWS/Azure, API servers, SQL, NoSQL
Full Stack experience (Proficiency with Next.js, Node.js, React)
A passion for pushing boundaries in technology
Great problem-solving abilities
Excellent time management and communication skills

What s in it for you:

Competitive salary (depending on experience!)
Equity
Private health insurance
Free lunch gym
Additional wellbeing allowances
Fun socials as a team

and more!

If this sounds like the role for you, apply now for immediate consideration!

Machine Learning Operations Engineer - London - Exciting AI Start-Up

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