Drimva

HP

Senior Machine Learning Platform Engineer — Model Hosting & MLOps

$147K–$231K

Spring, Texas, United States of America +1 · Senior · Full-time · Posted Oct 6, 2026

Location
Spring, Texas, United States of America
Tlaquepaque, Jalisco, Mexico
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About the job

Builds and operates the infrastructure, serving workflows, and MLOps pipelines that move custom ML and AI models into secure, reliable production use across cloud and potentially on-premises environments.

What you'll do

  • Design and operate GPU-backed model hosting and inference services across AWS and Azure, including Kubernetes or managed-service deployments.
  • Build infrastructure-as-code, deployment automation, and MLOps workflows for model versioning, validation, release, rollback, and monitoring.
  • Partner with application teams on agent workflows and production operations, including tracing, incident response, capacity, reliability, and cost.

What they ask for

  • Production experience hosting LLM inference on GPU infrastructure.
  • Experience building model-serving platforms and ML deployment pipelines with versioned artifacts, automated validation, CI/CD, promotion, and rollback.
  • Strong software engineering skills, especially Python; experience with production services and automation.
  • Hands-on ML infrastructure delivery across AWS and Azure, infrastructure as code, and Kubernetes or another production container hosting platform.

Nice to have

  • Advanced GPU inference optimization or serving compute-intensive custom models.
  • Experience with managed ML platforms, hybrid or on-premises hosting, model registries, or shared ML platform capabilities.

Pay

$147,050 to $230,850 USD annually — base salary

Tools

Python, AWS, Azure, Terraform, Kubernetes, AWS SageMaker, EKS, Azure Machine Learning

AI focus

Hosts custom ML and AI models, especially GPU-backed LLM inference; builds MLOps pipelines and helps design agent workflows using hosted models.

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First seen Oct 15, 2026 · Last verified Nov 5, 2026 (UTC)