MLOps Engineer

SR2 | Socially Responsible Recruitment | Certified B Corporation™
London
1 year ago
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I’m working with a very (VERY) cool London startup that is looking for someone to help develop their entire ML infrastructure and MLOps platform from scratch.


With the AI space awash with startups, it’s hard to distinguish those with a credible use case, but this is your chance to join a company is genuinely moving the needle and will drastically change what the future looks like.


I’m looking for someone senior with experience setting strategy and defining roadmaps but who wants to be exclusively hands-on for the foreseeable future.


This is not a leadership position, instead, you’ll work alongside the leadership team to develop the entire ML infrastructure and get the whole thing off the ground.


The salary is flexible but ideally around the £130k mark. Base is boosted by a strong equity package, but ultimately, they want someone passionate about being part of something truly game-changing and not solely driven by money.


Given the complexities of what they're building, I’m most interested in speaking to people who have worked across multiple fields of ML/AI – LLMs, Computer Vision, Robotics, Control Systems, Edge AI etc.


A very strong MLOps background is essential, as is experience with networking, security, and production within a cloud environment.


Essential requirements:


  • 0-1 startup experience/background building ML platforms from scratch.
  • High growth startup experience.
  • Background working across more than one field of ML/AI - LLMs, Computer Vision, Robotics, Control Systems, Edge AI.
  • Expert level MLOps.
  • Cloud platform – ideally AWS.
  • Strong knowledge of Docker, Kubernetes, CI/CD, and Git.
  • Security and networking best practices.


If you’re an MLOps leader who wants to be hands-on working on greenfield projects for one of the most exciting startups around, reach out to Jamie Forgan at SR2 and we can discuss the role and company in more detail.

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