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I feel like ML Engineer as a Job Title was created to fill in the gap between models created, that look promising to a given business and to actually put these models to productive work.

Then ML Engineer becomes somewhat like a unicorn: Speak statistics / python, Talk to Infra and with Infra folks / bash + Linux, Talk to app development and database ppl / java + node + all them DBs. It is a very senior role by that very definition, but how do you communicate that on a Job Posting?

I've seen companies opt for a strategy to look for what they are missing. We do not have anyone who knows "python + stats + bash + Linux"? We shall call her ML Engineer.

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text I feel like ML Engineer as a Job Title was created to fill in the gap between models created, that look promising to a given business and to actually put these models to productive work. Then ML Engineer becomes somewhat like a unicorn: Speak statistics / python, Talk to Infra and with Infra folks / bash + Linux, Talk to app development and database ppl / java + node + all them DBs. It is a very senior role by that very definition, but how do you communicate that on a Job Posting? I've seen c…
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