Senior ML Platform Engineer - Artificial Intelligence London, GBR

Bloomberg L.P.
City of London
17 hours ago
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Senior ML Platform Engineer - Artificial Intelligence

Location: London


Business Area: Engineering and CTO


Ref #: 10047591


Description & Requirements

Bloomberg’s Engineering AI department has 350+ AI practitioners building highly sought after products and features that often require novel innovations. We are investing in AI to build better search, discovery, and workflow solutions using technologies such as transformers, gradient boosted decision trees, large language models, and dense vector databases. We are expanding our group and seeking highly skilled individuals who will be responsible for contributing to the team (or teams) of Machine Learning (ML) and Software Engineers that are bringing innovative solutions to AI-driven customer-facing products.


At Bloomberg, we believe in fostering a transparent and efficient financial marketplace. Our business is built on technology that makes news, research, financial data, and analytics on over 1 billion proprietary and third-party data points published daily -- across all asset classes -- searchable, discoverable, and actionable.


Bloomberg has been building Artificial Intelligence applications that offer solutions to these problems with high accuracy and low latency since 2009. We build AI systems to help process and organize the ever-increasing volume of structured and unstructured information required to make informed decisions. Our use of AI uncovers signals, helps us produce analytics about financial instruments in all asset classes, and delivers clarity when our clients need it most.


We are looking for Senior ML Platform Engineers with strong expertise and passion for building platforms for (Gen) AI applications.


As a Senior ML Platform Engineer, you will have the opportunity to create a more cohesive, integrated, and managed AI development life cycle to enable the building and maintenance of our AI systems. Our teams make extensive use of open source technologies such as Kubernetes, Kubeflow, KServe, Argo, Buildpacks, and other cloud-native MLOps technologies. From technical governance to upstream collaboration, we are committed to enhancing the impact and sustainability of open source.


Join the AI Group as a Senior ML Platform Engineer and you will have the opportunity to:



  • Architect, build, and diagnose multi-tenant AI platform systems
  • Work closely with AI application teams to design seamless workflows for continuous model training, inference, and monitoring
  • Work with AI experts to understand workflows, pinpoint, and resolve inefficiencies, and to inform the next set of features for the platforms
  • Collaborate with open-source communities and AI application teams to build a cohesive MLOps experience
  • Design CI/CD automation frameworks that incorporate regulatory requirements
  • Develop cloud-native deployment patterns for AI systems across environments
  • Troubleshoot and debug user issues
  • Provide operational and user-facing documentation

We are looking for a Senior ML Platform Engineer with:



  • Proven years of experience working with an object-oriented programming language (Python, Go, etc.)
  • Experience designing cloud-native, distributed platforms
  • Strong knowledge of Kubernetes, Argo, and container orchestration technologies
  • Previous experience with modern CI/CD tools and GitOps workflows
  • Familiarity with implementing automation for model development lifecycles
  • A proactive mentality and ability to collaborate with peers, stakeholders, and management
  • A Degree in Computer Science, Engineering, Mathematics, or similar field of study or equivalent work experience
  • An understanding of Computer Science fundamentals such as data structures and algorithms

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Bloomberg is an equal opportunity employer and we value diversity at our company. We do not discriminate on the basis of age, ancestry, color, gender identity or expression, genetic predisposition or carrier status, marital status, national or ethnic origin, race, religion or belief, sex, sexual orientation, sexual and other reproductive health decisions, parental or caring status, physical or mental disability, pregnancy or parental leave, protected veteran status, status as a victim of domestic violence, or any other classification protected by applicable law.


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