Machine Learning Engineer

Data Careers Ltd
Bristol
1 year ago
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Machine Learning Engineer9 Month ContractLocation: Home / Bristol (3 days a week on site)Rate: £750 - £800 per day (Inside IR35)Skills: Machine Learning, Containerisation - Kubernetes, Docker, CI/CD Pipelines, SC ClearanceWe are looking to recruit a Machine Learning Engineer for leading IT Software & Solutions organisation. This is an initial 9 month contract.Due to the work valid SC Clearance is essential.You will also be required to work on client site in Bristol 3 days a week.Key Responsibilities:Set Up & Configure ML Environments: Deploy and manage ML environments using tools like Kubernetes and Docker.Automation & Workflow Optimization: Develop scripts for automation and ensure reproducibility of ML experiments.Performance Monitoring: Conduct regular model performance reviews, data audits, and troubleshoot model-related issues.Cross-functional Collaboration: Work within cross-functional teams to establish ML development best practices and secure CI/CD pipelines.Scalable, Secure Solutions: Develop robust, secure, and scalable solutions while adhering to MOD and high-assurance compliance standards.Innovative ML Development: Identify opportunities for reusable solutions to maximize return on development investments.Essential Skills:Technical & Problem-Solving Skills: Strong analytical skills for logical solution analysis and troubleshooting.ML Environment Experience: Proficient with Linux/Windows, ML frameworks (e.g., TensorFlow, PyTorch), and automation tools.Programming Proficiency: Expertise in Python, Ruby, Perl, Java, with advanced scripting skills in Bash or PowerShell.Model Monitoring & Performance Evaluation: Experience with MLflow, Prometheus, and similar tools for monitoring and logging.DevOps & Agile Awareness: Familiar with DevOps, Agile principles, CI/CD pipelines, and version control (Git).Security & Compliance: Understanding of secure code practices, threat modelling, and adherence to regulatory standards for high-assurance software.Additional Experience:Industry Background: Over 5 years in defence, aviation, or medical sectors within roles such as software, DevOps, DevSecOps, MLOps, or AI engineering.Complex Project Experience: Proven experience with software and AI development and deployment in complex, high-stakes environments.Technical Documentation: Strong skills in producing high-standard technical documentation.Desirable Skills:Data Project Development: Experience with large-scale data project implementation and solution governance.Frameworks & Infrastructure Knowledge: Familiarity with SaaS, IaaS, PaaS, SOA, APIs, microservices, and predictive analytics.Qualifications:Essential: Degree or equivalent in Software/AI, or relevant experience.Desirable: Certifications in software languages, vendor qualifications (e.g., MCITP, VCP), and Agile/SAFe qualifications

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