Detect Change Points in a Trading Platform's Latency Telemetry

Models in production fail in stranger ways than models in notebooks ever could. The MLOps engineer is the person who anticipates those failures and builds the scaffolding that makes machine learning survive contact with real users. Think feature stores that stay consistent between training and serving, deployment pipelines through MLflow that make rollbacks boring, and observability that catches drift before stakeholders notice. The work sits at the intersection of platform engineering and data science, and rewards people who like building tools other engineers will rely on. A student grows into this role by getting comfortable with Kubernetes early and developing taste for what a healthy ML system actually looks like under load.

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