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Machine Learning Engineer
Vestiaire CollectiveMachine Learning Engineer building MLOps infrastructure at Vestiaire Collective, driving AI authentication initiatives and expanding ML capabilities across the marketplace.
Tech Stack
Tools & technologiesAWSEC2
About the role
Key responsibilities & impact- Build MLOps infrastructure from the ground up at Vestiaire Collective
- Drive AI authentication initiatives focusing on luxury product authentication and counterfeit detection
- Scale foundational architecture across the entire marketplace
- Expand ML capabilities for search and recommendation systems
- Design robust, decoupled architectures and spearhead the MLOps strategy
Requirements
What you’ll need- Experience: 5-8+ years of hands-on experience in Machine Learning Engineering
- Proven expertise in deploying low-latency, high-throughput ML inference services
- Strong preference for AWS (EKS, EC2, SageMaker)
- Deep experience building automated, continuous model retraining pipelines
- Hands-on experience evaluating, building, or extensively leveraging online and offline Feature Stores
- Strong cross-functional communication skills
Benefits
Comp & perks- Purpose-driven work at scale
- High-impact scope & ownership
- A truly international environment
- Career acceleration in a fast-moving scale-up
- Learning & growth as a priority
- Flexible ways of working
- Give back through action
- Competitive compensation & benefits
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Hard Skills & Tools
Machine Learning EngineeringML inference servicesautomated model retraining pipelinesFeature StoresMLOpsarchitecture designAI authenticationcounterfeit detectionsearch systemsrecommendation systems
Soft Skills
cross-functional communication