Machine Learning Engineer is a MLOps Engineer role (full-time). with Yuno. in REMOTE, WORLDWIDE. Imported listing (source: jobera.com). Apply on the employer's site (jobera.com).
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Yuno is seeking a Mid-level Machine Learning Engineer to build and scale their MLOps infrastructure for payment fraud prevention and intelligent transaction routing. The role focuses on taking ML models from prototype to production, managing the full model lifecycle, and integrating agentic capabilities into ML systems. You will design robust serving infrastructure, automate CI/CD pipelines for ML, and ensure high availability and observability across distributed systems.
Responsibilities
Design, build, and maintain the MLOps platform including experiment tracking, model registry, and reproducible training pipelines.
Establish CI/CD practices for ML with automated testing, validation gates, and promotion workflows.
Build low-latency, high-availability serving infrastructure for batch, online, and real-time inference.
Implement monitoring for model performance, data drift, and concept drift with alerting and rollback mechanisms.
Integrate ML models with streaming data platforms (Kafka, Kinesis, Flink) for real-time feature computation.
Design and integrate agentic workflows (LLM-based agents) alongside traditional ML models.
Requirements
5 to 8 years of experience in ML engineering, MLOps, or backend infrastructure with ML systems in production.
Yuno is a global payment orchestration platform that serves as an AI-powered operating system for payments, allowing merchants to centralize their payment infrastructure. By providing a single API integration, it enables businesses to connect with over 1,000 global payment methods and providers, optimizing transactions through smart routing, fraud prevention, and unified data management.