Senior Applied ML Engineer - Scalable AI Solutions
$105.00 - $150.00 per hour
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SENIORITY
Senior
SALARY
$105.00 - $150.00 per hour
About the role
- Delivery & Execution (approx. 70% of time)
- Build secure, reliable, and scalable ML features as a core member of a cross-functional product team
- Ensure quality and change control standards are consistently met; document systems and processes thoroughly
- Write automation scripts for infrastructure, monitoring, and test coverage
- Conduct stress and resilience testing to validate production readiness
- Adapt off-the-shelf tools and platforms to fit evolving requirements
- Create instrumentation including dashboards, alerts, and logging to enable proactive operations
- Continuous Learning (approx. 10% of time)
- Participate in internal communities of practice and external learning forums
- Independently research emerging ML techniques and tooling to inform team decisions
- Support & Enablement (approx. 20% of time)
- Serve as a resource for partner teams and support functions
- Monitor production systems and maintain awareness of Service Level Objectives
- Regularly assess system capacity, prediction quality, and overall production health
- Qualifications2–4 years of relevant ML engineering experience
- Solid working knowledge of ML algorithms including clustering, forecasting, anomaly detection, and neural networks
- Practical experience with regression and foundational statistics
- Operates independently with minimal direction
- Navigates complexity and ambiguity with confidence
- Communicates clearly in technical and cross-functional settings
- Brings innovative thinking to product and technical challenges
- Strong collaborator who actively supports team success
- Drives result consistently; holds self to a high standard
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