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Python MLOps Engineer is a MLOps Engineer role (contract). with Eliassen Group. in REMOTE, DENVER, US. Compensation shown: $135K–$156K (est.). Imported listing (source: jooble.org). Apply on the employer's site (jooble.org).
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REMOTE · DENVER · US
$135K–$156K (est.)
Contract
MID
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Eliassen Group is seeking a Python MLOps Engineer for a remote contract position. The role involves backend Python and SQL development, debugging, and maintenance of a pilot ML application. The engineer will work closely with data scientists to ensure stability and production-like support. This is a W2 contract role.
Responsibilities
- Trace, analyze, and modify existing Python code.
- Write and update SQL queries.
- Debug issues reported by business stakeholders.
- Investigate unexpected or inconsistent model outputs.
- Implement business rule and logic changes.
- Add and enhance logging across the workflow.
- Support pilot production-like troubleshooting.
- Identify root cause of issues across code, data, logic, or model behavior.
- Partner with stakeholders to understand and implement requested changes.
- Ensure outputs and logs support downstream reporting needs.
Requirements
- Strong Python development experience.
- Strong SQL skills.
- Experience working within existing codebases.
- Strong debugging and troubleshooting ability.
- Experience supporting backend or application logic systems.
Eliassen Group
Reading · US · 649+ employees
Eliassen Group is a strategic consulting firm offering technology, business advisory, and life sciences solutions. They focus on agile consulting, digital transformation, and professional staffing to help organizations achieve measurable outcomes.
