MLOps Engineer (Databricks/AWS)
Inabia Software & Consulting Inc. · Columbus/Dallas/Atlanta
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Jul 21, 2026
Columbus/Dallas/Atlanta
Jul 22, 2026
What this job asks for AI summary
This role centers on building and maintaining end-to-end MLOps infrastructure on Databricks running on AWS. Day-to-day work involves automating ML workflows — from feature engineering and model training through deployment and monitoring — using tools such as MLflow, Databricks Model Serving, Delta Lake, and Terraform. It suits engineers with strong hands-on MLOps experience who are comfortable bridging data science and platform engineering teams.
Senior level
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How this req sits in the market our data
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What the occupation pays Median $122,874 (middle half $87,544–$162,374).
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Why we read it this way (4)
No employment type, compensation, or degree requirement is stated.
This role sits at the intersection of MLOps engineering and data science. The primary day-to-day work is operationalizing and productionizing ML models (MLflow, Databricks Model Serving, CI/CD pipelines, Terraform), which leans toward software/platform engineering (15-1252), but the ML lifecycle ownership — feature engineering, model monitoring, drift detection, retraining — anchors it in data science (15-2051). 15-2051 is chosen as primary; 15-1252 is a genuine runner-up.
ECS and EKS are listed together as 'ECS/EKS' in the posting, indicating either/or familiarity; captured as one skill with EKS as an alternative.
All skills are drawn from the explicit 'Required Skills' section and are therefore treated as hard gates.
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