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Click "Post a job". You can post one job a month for free: it stays open 14 days and is reviewed first if your company website is not verified. Paid plans cover more jobs. In the form, describe your ML infrastructure stack: cloud provider (AWS, GCP, Azure), orchestration tools (Kubernetes, Airflow, Kubeflow), and experiment tracking setup (MLflow, W&B). Identify the specific bottleneck: is the challenge model deployment speed, monitoring reliability, CI/CD for retraining, or GPU cost control? That context attracts MLOps engineers with the exact background you need. Then publish: the job goes live right away, or after a review if your company website is not verified.

The talent section on this page is pre-filtered for MLOps and AI infrastructure specialists. Browse profiles showing their headline, core tools, and infrastructure background. Click any profile to review their full work history, ML platform experience, deployment pipelines they have built, and specific systems they have operated. For MLOps roles, look for profiles that describe production environments — number of models deployed, traffic handled, SLA requirements — rather than just listing Kubernetes and Docker. The difference between an MLOps engineer and a DevOps engineer who touched ML is visible in how they describe their actual production experience.

Kubernetes, Docker, Helm, MLflow, Kubeflow, Airflow, Prefect, AWS SageMaker, GCP Vertex AI, Azure ML, DVC, model serving (Seldon, BentoML, TorchServe, Triton), CI/CD for ML (GitHub Actions, ArgoCD), model monitoring (Evidently, Arize, WhyLabs), feature stores (Feast, Tecton), infrastructure-as-code (Terraform, Pulumi), and GPU cluster management. Distinguish required from preferred skills — strong MLOps engineers rarely have expertise in every tool but have deep fluency in one cloud platform and can transfer knowledge to others relatively quickly.

Yes, one job a month is free, with no credit card. It stays open 14 days and is reviewed first if your company website is not verified. Paid plans cover more jobs, and you can also post a single job for $99 without an account. There is no placement fee when you hire.

It depends on the role and on how clear the post is, so we do not promise a delay. Posts that clearly describe the infrastructure stack and the specific bottleneck consistently outperform generic ones. MLOps engineers want to know: which cloud, what scale (models per day, traffic volume), and what the hardest unsolved infrastructure problem is. Answer those questions in your post and you will attract engineers who have solved similar problems — which is the fastest path to a quality hire.

Yes. New profiles are reviewed before being listed. You see a genuine headline, a description of the ML infrastructure systems they have built and operated, the tools and platforms used, and a work history with real context — not a generic DevOps resume with "ML" added to the title. Profiles that describe the scale of their production systems (models per day, inference latency targets, infrastructure they owned end-to-end) are the ones worth prioritizing. Review eliminates noise — your own technical interview should validate depth in your specific stack and their approach to production incidents.

Yes. RemoteAI has MLOps engineers from India, the US, UK, Canada, Poland, Germany, Ukraine, and many other countries; many have worked on remote infrastructure teams. MLOps is well-suited to async collaboration: infrastructure configuration, CI/CD pipeline work, and monitoring setup are all documentation-heavy disciplines where timezone overlap is less critical than for product roles. If you have oncall requirements or specific sync windows, specify them in the post. Engineers will confirm availability before applying.

RemoteAI has MLOps engineers with depth across all three major clouds and their ML-specific services: AWS (SageMaker, EKS, Lambda, Step Functions), GCP (Vertex AI, GKE, Cloud Run, BigQuery ML), and Azure (Azure ML, AKS, Databricks on Azure). Multi-cloud engineers are available but less common — specify your primary platform in the post. On the tooling side, the most common profiles include MLflow, Kubeflow, Airflow, DVC, Terraform, Docker, Kubernetes, and at least one model serving framework. If your stack is unusual or proprietary, describe it — engineers with learning agility in one cloud can typically adapt to another within a few weeks.

It depends on your current ML maturity. If you are deploying your first production models and building the infrastructure from scratch, a senior MLOps engineer (5–8 years) with full-stack infrastructure experience is the right hire — they will make architectural decisions that matter for the next three years. If you already have a functioning MLOps platform and need to extend it, a mid-level engineer (3–5 years) with depth in your specific cloud and tooling is more efficient. For teams that just need to operationalize a few models without building a full platform, a contract MLOps specialist is often faster and more cost-effective than a full-time hire.

Free plan: you create a company account and read applications in your RemoteAI dashboard, with messaging and AI matching. One job a month, open 14 days, reviewed first if your website is not verified. The $99 option: no account and no dashboard. Candidates apply to your own email or link, and the listing is reviewed before it goes live.