AI Operations and Monitoring Engineer

Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma•Durant, OK

7d•Hybrid

About The Position

The AI Operations and Monitoring Engineer is responsible for ensuring the reliability, performance, documentation, and compliance of production AI/ML systems, keeping them stable and functioning as intended. They play a key role in maintaining system uptime and driving effective incident response to minimize outages and protect overall service quality.

Requirements

Bachelor's degree in computer science or related field, or 4 years relevant professional experience
3 years' experience in DevOps, SRE, or MLOps
Proficiency with tools like Kubernetes, Docker, and cloud services
Experience with observability tools
Familiarity with ML deployment workflows

Responsibilities

Monitor AI/ML system health, drift, and anomalies by continuously tracking model performance, identifying unexpected behavior, and ensuring systems operate within expected parameters.
Build dashboards, alerts, and observability tooling to give teams real-time insight into system performance and enable rapid detection of issues before they impact operations.
Implement CI/CD pipelines for models to streamline deployments, maintain version control, and ensure that model updates move reliably from development to production.
Maintain training and deployment environments by keeping infrastructure stable, updated, and optimized so models can be trained and deployed efficiently.
Develop automation for scaling, retraining and reducing manual workloads and ensuring models automatically adapt to new data or demand.
Respond to incidents and outages to restore services quickly, conduct root cause analysis, and prevent future disruptions to AI/ML workloads.
Collaborate on security, compliance, and governance to ensure AI systems follow organizational standards and regulatory requirements.
Write runbooks and maintain audit logs to document procedures, support operational consistency, and provide traceability for all system actions.
Performs other duties as may be assigned.