Model deployment & serving
Deploy models behind stable services with reproducible builds, versioning, and runtime visibility.
At Eventum, MLOps Engineers are expected to own both the infrastructure and operational layer of machine learning. They make it possible to train, deploy, monitor, scale, and maintain your models and workflows reliably in production.
When your team has models or LLM workflows that work in development, but need better deployment discipline, monitoring, observability, reliability, or cost control to support real usage, our MLOps experts deliver in spades.
Deploy models behind stable services with reproducible builds, versioning, and runtime visibility.
Set up pipelines that track model health, drift, regressions, latency, and other operational signals.
Support LLM or ML workloads that depend on scalable infra, orchestration, autoscaling, and cost-aware serving.
Build reliable workflows for retraining, testing, rollout, rollback, and infrastructure changes.
Model deployment, serving, and monitoring
Kubernetes and containerized ML infrastructure
CI/CD for ML systems
Evaluation, observability, and alerting
Versioning and reproducibility
GPU workload management and cost optimization
Data / model pipeline orchestration
Reliability engineering for ML and LLM workloads
Founders, CTOs and product leads on what changed after Eventum matched them with the right AI specialist.
We screen for engineers who have actually operated model-serving systems, not just mentioned Kubernetes on a resume.
The best MLOps hires understand both the software platform and the ML lifecycle.
These are often the hardest roles to fill well. We optimize for technical signal and practical execution.
Built end-to-end ML platforms at two YC-backed companies. Specialized in GPU autoscaling on Kubernetes, model versioning with Dagster/MLflow, and LLM inference cost optimization.
Cut LLM serving costs by 58% via optimized batching and quantization
Led production ML infrastructure for high-volume ranking, forecasting, and LLM workflows. Strong in monitoring, deployment automation, cloud cost control, and reliability for model-serving systems.
Reduced model deployment time from days to under one hour with automated release pipelines.
Sanas was shipping models faster than its infrastructure could handle. Training runs were expensive, deployments were manual, and the data pipeline had become the bottleneck for every release. Eventum embedded senior MLOps and data engineering directly into the team, rebuilding the ETL layer and automating the path from training to production. The result was a release cycle the team could actually rely on, at a fraction of the previous infrastructure cost.