MLOps Engineer

Lorien
London
5 days ago
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MLOps Engineer

Location: London

We're looking for an experienced MLOps Engineer to design, build and optimise AI/ML infrastructure across hybrid cloud environments. You'll enable data scientists and ML engineers to train, deploy and scale models efficiently while shaping the future of our AI platform.

What you'll be doing

Architecting and implementing AI/ML platforms across hybrid cloud (on‑prem + public cloud) Building infrastructure for model training, deployment and monitoring Integrating cloud‑native services with on‑prem systems Automating infrastructure with Terraform and IaC Improving ML workflows in partnership with data science teams Ensuring platform scalability, reliability and security Implementing CI/CD pipelines for ML model lifecycle management

What we're looking for

Top skills (in order of preference):

Strong background in cloud engineering / DevOps / MLOps / platform engineering Experience building hybrid cloud architectures Proficiency in containerisation & orchestration

You'll also need:

Experience with MLOps tools/frameworks Knowledge of data storage & compute solutions for AI workloads Strong scripting & automation skills (Python, Bash, Understanding of security, compliance and governance in cloud/AI environments

Nice to have:

Experience deploying and managing ML model lifecycles Knowledge of distributed training frameworks Familiarity with monitoring/observability stacks Cloud certifications (Architect/Engineer) Experience in regulated industries

Why join?

Drive the build‑out of a modern, scalable AI platform Work at the intersection of cloud, ML and platform engineering Real impact on how AI is deployed across the organisation

Guidant, Carbon60, Lorien & SRG - The Impellam Group Portfolio are acting as an Employment Business in relation to this vacancy.

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