Senior Machine Learning Quality Assurance and Test Automation Engineer

Workday Denmark ApS
London
9 months ago
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About the Role

Lead the implementation of a holistic test strategy for data and model evaluation as well as the fundamental ML pipeline testing and monitoring

Implement best practices into the AI/ML development cycle so that it is highly stable, discovers issues and requires low maintenance.

Supporting ML Engineers in Model Evaluation (e.g. Error Analysis), Data Quality Validation, Data Annotation and Model Monitoring to ensure a high quality of AI driven products.

Working closely with ML Engineers, MLOPs Engineers and other QA engineers to ensure a common understanding and implementation of best practices.

Contribute to the growth and continuous improvement of quality and testing processes within the organization.

About You

Basic Qualifications :

Strong Experience in Quality Assurance and Test Automation with strong focus on AI/ML

Understanding of QA methodologies, tools, and processes 

Strong experience at least in statistical analysis or machine learning algorithms, natural language processing, LLMs

Experience in AI/ML System Design and Life cycle of ML Models

Other Qualifications:

Hands on experience with test automation and tools such as Pytest, Giskard, Garak

Proficiency in SQL and Python

Experience in Red Teaming of LLM and ML Models

Experience in AI/ML Model performance validation, data quality/validation testing, model monitoring and data pipeline

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