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Senior Machine Learning Engineer

India🌐 Remote💼 Full-time🗓 2026-10-05 → 2026-10-07

Core

Building production-grade machine learning capabilities for enterprise order management, including prediction, ranking, recommendation, forecasting, and document intelligence.

Role type

Senior Machine Learning Engineer (Production & Customer Delivery)

Builds

Production ML models and pipelines for enterprise order management systems

Domain

Enterprise Software / Order Management / ERP

Deliverable

production ML models

Required skills

Python, PyTorch/TensorFlow, scikit-learn, pandas, NumPy, SQL, Feature Engineering, Model Deployment, MLOps, TypeScript/JavaScript, Data Profiling, Responsible AI (via careerplan.io/jobs/8007667d-daa8-4762-9f06-df005d2b2eba-senior-machine-learning-engineer-at-jobgether)

Preferred skills

Kubernetes, MLflow/Kubeflow/W&B/Airflow/Dagster, LLMs/Agentic Workflows, Recommender Systems, Time Series Forecasting, SAP Data Structures, Cloud Platforms (AWS/Azure/GCP), SAP HANA Cloud ML

Responsibilities

Design, train, evaluate, and improve ML models for prediction, ranking, recommendation, churn, propensity scoring, and demand forecasting. Contribute throughout the modeling lifecycle including problem framing, data preparation, feature engineering, training, evaluation, and retraining strategy. Partner with product management to translate roadmap priorities into measurable ML problems. Support customer delivery engagements by profiling enterprise data, tuning and validating models, and collaborating with implementation teams. Build reproducible Python-based training pipelines and experiment tracking. Profile, clean, and validate large-scale enterprise SAP and relational data. Package models and pipelines for production deployment and define monitoring for drift and performance regression. Work with IT and platform teams to diagnose production issues. Integrate model outputs into the product stack through service interfaces. Apply responsible AI practices including bias evaluation and explainability. Document models, assumptions, limitations, and trade-offs for technical and non-technical stakeholders. Review peers' work to contribute to stronger standards for modeling rigor and engineering quality.