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Positions: 2 full-time roles
Location: India
Experience: 8–11 years overall
Role focus: Traditional data science and machine learning models (not LLMs or generative AI)
Job DescriptionPosition SummaryOperate traditional data science and machine learning models in production as part of the India ML operations team. Responsibilities include executing deployments and retraining, monitoring for drift, maintaining lineage, and helping keep predictive models—such as churn, fraud, and network forecasting models—accurate and safe. This is a hands-on execution role that follows the standards and approvals set by the ML Operations Lead. The role does not cover LLMs or generative AI agents.
Role DetailsWithin own authority:
Requires higher approval:
Education: Degree in Computer Science, Data Science, Engineering, or a related field.
Experience: The posting lists 8–11 years overall; the qualifications section specifies 4–7 years in MLOps, DevOps, data engineering, or ML engineering. It also requests hands-on experience with churn predictive models, CI/CD pipelines, and production model deployment, as well as experience with drift monitoring or model-performance reporting.
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Professional skills:
Good to have: ML or cloud certifications; experience in a telco or large-scale data environment; and awareness of telco use cases such as churn, fraud, and forecasting.
From live job posts on CoreHRx, updated 5 Nov 2026. Skill figures count posts that list their skills; salary figures only posts that show a salary.
The post does not state the pay. As an estimate, comparable posts on CoreHRx advertise ₹11L – ₹24L a year (typical for IT Jobs in India, 940 posts).
The post asks for 8–11 Yrs experience.
It is a full time job.
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