ML Ops Engineer, Kobo

6 Month Contract

Salary not provided

Plus performance based annual bonuses and stock options

Kubernetes

GCP

Airflow

Senior and Expert level

Toronto

Digital bookseller

Job no longer available

Digital bookseller

501-1000 employees

B2CB2BMarketplaceContentEntertainmenteCommerce

Job no longer available

Salary not provided

Plus performance based annual bonuses and stock options

Kubernetes

GCP

Airflow

Senior and Expert level

Toronto

501-1000 employees

B2CB2BMarketplaceContentEntertainmenteCommerce

Company mission

To bring the power of reading to the world.

Job

Company

Role

Who you are

5+ years in ML Ops or DevOps roles
Strong experience with GCP, especially Vertex AI
Proficiency in Kubernetes, Airflow, and ML lifecycle management
Experience with system design and automation

Desirable

Familiarity with Flume and PubSub
Experience with CI/CD for ML pipelines
Knowledge of GCP ML Ops maturity levels and best practices

What the job involves

Rakuten Kobo is building a robust ML Ops infrastructure on Google Cloud Platform (GCP) to automate the development and deployment of AI/ML models
We are seeking a senior ML Ops/DevOps Engineer with deep GCP experience to lead the design and implementation of scalable, automated ML pipelines
Design and implement an end-to-end MLOps capabilities in GCP using VertexAI
Lead the transition from manual to automated ML workflows
Collaborate with data scientists and engineers to integrate models into production
Mentor internal team members on ML Ops best practices
Ensure system reliability, scalability, and performance

Our take

Long-form content is having a resurgence. That’s great news for the e-reader industry, of which Rakuten’s Kobo battles with Amazon’s Kindle for ownership.

The e-reader giant has changed tack in recent years to pursue growth via integrations and partnerships. A notable example is its native device integration with Pocket, a wishlist app loved by millions of readers.

The company is hoping that these partnerships and product improvements will allow it to finally break the US market where it most struggles for market share with Kindle.

Amazon has consistently shown its willingness to drop prices to protect its position in any market it plays in. That means that Kobo will have to demonstrate true product superiority to make a dent while protecting its margins.

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Trustpilot (4)

Company

Company benefits

4-day summer holiday weekends
Competitive health benefits
Commuting allowance
Salary, bonus & stock options
Global projects & opportunities
Dog-friendly
Happy Hour
Casual dress
Maternity/parental leave top-up
Free eReader
Fitness allowance & gym discount
Recognition programs
Buddy program
Training & development opportunities
Healthy snacks
Open concept
Kobo Café
Sports teams

Company HQ

Liberty Village, Toronto, ON

Leadership

Michael Tamblyn

(CEO)

Part of the founding team of Kobo, Michael previously held the role of Chief Content Officer. Michael has also been the founding CEO of the supply chain agency, BookNet Canada and co-founded Canada’s first online bookstore, Bookshelf.ca, purchased by Indigo Books & Music in 1998.

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