Machine Learning Engineer Python AWS
Pubblicato il 04-10-2026 - Client Server in Milano
Machine Learning Engineer (Python AWS MLOps) Milan / WFH to €75,000
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Are you a tech savvy Machine Learning Engineer with experience of implementing ML algorithms into production?
You could be progressing your career in a senior, hands-on role as part of a friendly and supportive international team at a growing and hugely successful European car insurance tech company as they expand their UK presence; their platform enables an insurance quote to be made to the consumer within 60 seconds, using just 4 clicks.
As a Machine Learning Engineer you'll join a cross functional team, collaborating with Data Scientists and Software Engineers on complex insurance underwriting and pricing systems. They'll be a range of projects including data modelling and implementing Machine Learning algorithms, with Greenfield projects in the pipeline around forecasting and pricing.
There's a collaborative team Agile environment where you'll participate in technical discussions and have your voice heard, there's also opportunities to mentor other more junior team members if desired.
Location / WFH:
The company is a big advocate of flexible working and prides itself on DEI; you can work from home most of the time, joining colleagues in the Milan office 1-2 days a week; you can also work at times that suit you.
About you:
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- You are a data savvy Machine Learning Engineer with advanced Python coding skills and a strong knowledge of AWS
- You have experience of across the full lifecycle of ML model development including into production
- You're collaborative, enjoy problem solving and working with others to overcome technical challenges
- You have a good knowledge of modern software engineering best practices, microservices, TDD / DDD, common Design Patterns
- Experience with Databricks, PostgreSQL, Amazon RedShift or MLflow would be great but not essential