Senior Staff Machine Learning Platform Engineer
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FaireWholesale technology platform
This role can also be performed remotely for candidates located in Ontario, Canada.Full-TimeSenior
Salary$248,000 to $341,000 per year
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Job Details
- Experience
- 10-12 years
- Required Skills
- PythonSQLMachine LearningMLFlowPyTorchSparkDatabricksDistributed Systems
Requirements
- 10-12 years of experience building and improving large-scale ML or data platforms
- A degree (preferably graduate level) in Computer Science, Engineering, Statistics, or a related technical field
- Deep expertise in Databricks lakehouse architecture, including governance via Unity catalog, orchestration via Workflows, and cost optimization
- Proven ability to design systems that support multiple data science teams and production workloads
- Strong background in distributed systems, ML infrastructure, and cloud architecture
- Demonstrated technical leadership across teams and orgs; ability to influence without authority
- Experience with Python, SQL, and Kotlin
- Proficiency in PyTorch, PySpark, and MLFlow
- Familiarity with big data processing tools like Kafka, Snowflake, Iceberg, and Airflow
Responsibilities
- Define and drive the long-term architecture of Faire’s ML platform including training, inference, feature management, and governance
- Establish company-wide standards for code quality, testing, MLOps (CI/CD), experimentation, model lifecycle management, and observability
- Lead adoption and advanced use of Unity Catalog, multi-workspace strategies, and data/ML mesh patterns
- Architect highly scalable ML workflows using Spark, Delta Lake, and MLflow
- Optimize performance, reliability, and cost of the ML platform
- Evaluate and integrate emerging Databricks features
- Serve as senior ML technical advisor to Faire’s data science and production engineering teams
- Mentor ML engineers and raise the overall bar for Machine Learning at Faire
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