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Fetch is entering its AI-first era, building the intelligent systems that power personalization, relevance, and ranking across our Ads Platform.
As a Senior MLOps Engineer, you’ll own the operational foundation that brings ranking and recommendation models from experimentation into reliable production systems.
5+ years of experience building and operating production ML systems beyond initial deployment, including monitoring, retraining, incident response, and continuous improvement.
Hands-on experience with Spark/PySpark for large-scale distributed data processing, including feature engineering, historical aggregations, incremental processing, and training dataset construction.
Experience with modern data lake or lakehouse architectures, including S3, Apache Iceberg, or equivalent technologies.
Experience with a workflow orchestration engine for scheduling, dependency management, retries, backfills, and recovery.
Hands-on experience building infrastructure with Terraform.
Experience deploying and operating containerized production workloads on Kubernetes.
Experience developing platform services, infrastructure, or internal tooling in Go.
Experience building or owning a model registry, model hub, or similar system used by technical and nontechnical stakeholders.
Experience supporting ML systems where outcome labels are delayed or model quality cannot be measured immediately.
Experience designing configurable ML infrastructure that supports several modeling frameworks or approaches.
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- 5+ years of experience building and operating production ML systems beyond initial deployment, including monitoring, retraining, incident response, and continuous improvement. - Strong production software development skills in Python and proficiency with SQL. - Hands-on experience with Spark/PySpark for large-scale distributed data processing, including feature engineering, historical aggregations, incremental processing, and training dataset construction.
- Establish clear model promotion criteria, release processes, and rollback paths that enable teams to ship improvements confidently. - Design and build scalable ML data and feature engineering pipelines, including feature generation, historical aggregations, and training dataset construction, using Spark/PySpark and modern lakehouse technologies such as S3 and Apache Iceberg. - Develop reliable, incremental data processing pipelines with support for data quality validation, lineage, point-in-time correctness, and training-serving feature consistency.
- Hands-on experience with Spark/PySpark for large-scale distributed data processing, including feature engineering, historical aggregations, incremental processing, and training dataset construction. - Experience with modern data lake or lakehouse architectures, including S3, Apache Iceberg, or equivalent technologies. - Experience with a workflow orchestration engine for scheduling, dependency management, retries, backfills, and recovery.
- Hands-on experience building infrastructure with Terraform. - Experience deploying and operating containerized production workloads on Kubernetes. - Experience building reusable training, evaluation, or deployment infrastructure used by multiple models, scientists, or teams.
- Strong production software development skills in Python and proficiency with SQL. - Hands-on experience with Spark/PySpark for large-scale distributed data processing, including feature engineering, historical aggregations, incremental processing, and training dataset construction. - Experience with modern data lake or lakehouse architectures, including S3, Apache Iceberg, or equivalent technologies.
- Experience with a workflow orchestration engine for scheduling, dependency management, retries, backfills, and recovery. - Hands-on experience building infrastructure with Terraform. - Experience deploying and operating containerized production workloads on Kubernetes.
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We file this job under ML Engineer, by the work the posting describes.
ML engineers put machine learning models into products. They write the code that trains, ships, serves and monitors models so a recommendation or prediction works for real users.
Postings ask for strong Python and software engineering, a framework such as PyTorch, cloud services, and more and more often experience with large language models.
A data scientist often works out which model to build; an ML engineer makes it run reliably in production.
The government has no code for ML engineers, so these figures are for the closest group, computer and information research scientists.
Source: US Bureau of Labor Statistics, Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics (May 2025) and Employment Projections (2025 to 2035). Occupation code 15-1221.
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