Machine Learning Engineer

Innova Solutions
London
1 year ago
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Job Overview

Job Title:Data & Analytics Machine Learning Ops Engineer

‍ Job Type:Contract- 12 Months

Keywords:Python, and Scala. Utilise machine learning libraries and frameworks such as PyTorch, ONNX, and XGBoost


What you'll do:


  • Study and transform data science prototypes, applying the appropriate machine learning algorithms and tools appropriate training to junior team members to ensure all components are delivered in line with Data & Analytics Standards.
  • Implement and optimise machine learning algorithms using programming languages such as Python, and Scala.
  • Utilise machine learning libraries and frameworks such as PyTorch, ONNX, and XGBoost.
  • Evaluate model performance, conduct A/B testing, and iteratively improve model accuracy and efficiency.
  • Implement machine learning models in production environments and oversee their performance using relevant metrics.
  • Implement MLOps best practiceses to improve the development, deployment and monitoring of ML models
  • Provide advice and guidance on ML best practices
  • Document machine learning processes, methodologies, and results to facilitate knowledge sharing and collaboration.
  • Stay current with the most recent developments in machine learning research, methodologies, and technologies, integrating them seamlessly into our workflow.

What you bring:

  • High-level expertise in the Python programming language including PySpark,
  • Proficiency in utilising machine learning libraries and frameworks like PyTorch, ONNX, and XGBoost.
  • Strong understanding of software testing and CI/CD principles and version control (Git, MLFlow) for automated deployment of machine learning systems
  • Familiarity with our systems (Azure cloud platform covering Azure DevOps Pipelines, Azure Functions, AzureML, Azure Databricks, CosmosDB) is desirable
  • Excellent problem-solving skills and analytical thinking.
  • Strong communication and collaboration skills.


A little about us:

Innova Solutions is a diverse and award-winning global technology services partner. We provide our clients with strategic technology, talent, and business transformation solutions, enabling them to be leaders in their field.

  1. Founded in 1998, headquartered in Atlanta (Duluth), Georgia.
  2. Employs over 50,000 professionals worldwide, with annual revenue approaching $3.0B.
  3. Delivers strategic technology and business transformation solutions globally.
  4. Operates through global delivery centers across North America, Asia, and Europe.
  5. Provides services for data center migration and workload development for cloud service providers.

Awardee of prestigious recognitions including:

  1. Women’s Choice Awards - Best Companies to Work for Women & Millennials, 2024
  2. Forbes, America’s Best Temporary Staffing and Best Professional Recruiting Firms, 2023
  3. American Best in Business, Globee Awards, Healthcare Vulnerability Technology Solutions, 2023
  4. Global Health & Pharma, Best Full Service Workforce Lifecycle Management Enterprise, 2023
  5. Received 3 SBU Leadership in Business Awards
  6. Stevie International Business Awards, Denials Remediation Healthcare Technology Solutions, 2023

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