MLOps Engineer
🤖 We're Hiring: MLOps Engineer (Freshers Welcome!)
Take AI from experimentation to production! We're looking for technically curious individuals who are excited about Machine Learning, cloud infrastructure, automation, and building reliable AI systems.
Role: MLOps Engineer
Experience: 0 to 3 years (Freshers encouraged to apply)
Location: On site / Hybrid / Remote (flexible)
What You'll Do:
🔹 Build and automate ML model deployment pipelines
🔹 Support machine learning workflows from development to production
🔹 Implement CI/CD practices for ML applications
🔹 Monitor model performance and production environments
🔹 Work with cloud platforms and containerized ML workloads
🔹 Collaborate with Data Scientists, ML Engineers, and DevOps teams
What We're Looking For:
✅ Degree in Computer Science, IT, AI/ML, Data Science, or related field (2024/2025/2026 batch welcome)
✅ Strong Python and programming fundamentals
✅ Basic understanding of Machine Learning concepts
✅ Familiarity with Git, Docker, and CI/CD concepts
✅ Exposure to AWS, Azure, or Google Cloud is a plus
✅ Understanding of APIs, databases, and Linux is beneficial
✅ Strong interest in AI infrastructure and automation
✅ Excellent problem solving and teamwork skills
Why Join Us:
✨ Mentorship from experienced AI/ML and DevOps professionals
✨ Hands on exposure to production machine learning systems
✨ Learn MLOps, cloud, Docker, Kubernetes & ML pipelines
✨ Clear growth path into MLOps, ML Engineering, or AI Infrastructure
✨ Collaborative environment focused on continuous learning
📩 Interested? Drop a comment below or send your resume. Let's take AI from idea to production! 🚀
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