Software Engineer
softstandard solutionsSan Jose (CA)
About the role
AI/ML Engineer — Job Description
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W2About the RoleSoft Standard Solutions is a leading staffing and consulting firm, specializing in connecting skilled IT professionals with top clients across the US and helping candidates secure strong, long-term placements. We are currently hiring a Software Engineer with good experience in Python development and Machine Learning for one of our esteemed clients. This is a great opportunity for someone who enjoys building scalable software while applying ML techniques to solve real-world problems, with the added support of our placement and career guidance services throughout the process.
Roles & Responsibilities:
- Design, develop, and deploy machine learning models for real-world business use cases
- Perform data collection, preprocessing, feature engineering, and exploratory data analysis
- Train, evaluate, and fine-tune ML/DL models for accuracy, performance, and scalability
- Build and deploy AI/ML pipelines into production environments
- Work with NLP, Computer Vision, or Generative AI/LLM use cases as applicable
- Integrate ML models into applications via APIs and microservices
- Collaborate with data engineers, software developers, and product teams to deliver AI-driven solutions
- Monitor deployed models for performance, drift, and retraining needs (MLOps)
- Conduct experiments, A/B testing, and document model performance and findings
- Stay current with emerging AI/ML trends, tools, and research
- Required Skillset
- Core: Python, Statistics, Data Structures & AlgorithmsML/DL Frameworks: TensorFlow, PyTorch, Scikit-learn, KerasData Handling: Pandas, NumPy, SQL, Data Preprocessing, Feature Engineering
- Specializations: NLP, Computer Vision, Generative AI/LLMs (as applicable)MLOps & Deployment: MLflow, Docker, Kubernetes, Model Serving (Flask/FastAPI)
- Cloud Platforms: AWS/Azure/GCP (SageMaker, Azure ML, Vertex AI)
- Other: Git, Jupyter Notebooks, Agile/Scrum, Model Evaluation Metrics
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