MlOps( Python Cor, ML engineer) SanJose, CA SanDiego, CA Wilton,CT
avsi systemsSan Jose (CA)
MlOps( Python Cor, ML engineer) SanJose, CA SanDiego, CA Wilton,CT
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avsi systemsSan Jose (CA)
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About the role
Title: MlOps( Python Cor, ML engineer)
Location:
San Jose, CA; San Diego, CA; Wilton, CT Must Have : Python, Azure, ML, AKS, PyTorch Duration : 6+ Months Visa Status : USC Roles And Responsibilities: :- Hands-on experience developing, fine-tuning, and deploying ML and foundation models in production. :- Strong Python skills and expertise with PyTorch and/or TensorFlow. :- Experience building and operating MLOps pipelines, including CI/CD, model lifecycle management, and monitoring. :- Experience deploying ML workloads on Azure and Kubernetes (AKS). :- Strong software engineering practices, including testing, code quality, and automation. :- Ability to work effectively with ML researchers, data scientists, and cross-functional engineering teams. :- Experience managing multi GPU-based workloads and optimizing model performance.
Nice to Have:
Experience with distributed training frameworks and large-scale model training. :- Familiarity with ML platform engineering, including training infrastructure and workload orchestration. :- Exposure to platform operations, reliability, governance, and compliance requirements. :- Experience mentoring engineers or leading technical initiatives. Regards, Sam AVSI Systems LLC
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