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Principal Machine Learning Engineer
In one line: Principal Machine Learning Engineer is a remote role in the United States at an online membership-based sustainable products retailer.
- Remote (US)
- An online membership-based sustainable products retailer
- Posted 27 Sep 2026
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A senior role combining hands-on machine learning operations with research-level experimentation. The engineer builds and improves ML systems and helps set the long-term direction for search and discovery.
At a glance
- PayNot stated in the posting
- Remote scopeRemote, United States
- Posted27 Sep 2026
- Last checked18 Oct 2026
What you will do
- Build new machine learning systems, close data gaps and maintain and improve the existing ML pipeline
- Contribute to architecture decisions and statistical methodology together with the wider engineering team
- Present model results and roadmaps, including business and revenue impact
What they look for
- At least eight years of machine learning engineering covering both MLOps and research work, with principal-level impact from paper to produc
- Hands-on experience implementing ML papers and running comparative training experiments against production baselines
- Experience with or a informed view of search and discovery systems, including how large language models affect build versus buy decisions
- Comfort acting as a cross-functional driver who can debate architecture and statistical methods across teams
- Experience presenting technical results and roadmaps to broad or executive audiences
Nice to have
- Hands-on work with search, personalization, recommendations, ranking or lifecycle modeling
- Experience with MLOps practices such as model versioning, CI/CD for ML, monitoring and operations
Questions about this job
Is this a remote job, and where can I work from?
The posting lists it as remote for people in the United States.
What does this job pay?
No pay range is stated in the posting.
What experience is needed?
The posting asks for: at least eight years of machine learning engineering covering both MLOps and research work, with principal-level impact from paper to produc; hands-on experience implementing ML papers and running comparative training experiments against production baselines; experience with or an informed view of search and discovery systems, including how large language models affect build versus buy decisions.
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