Lead Data Engineer Machine Learning Operations
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About The Position
As the Lead Data Engineer for Machine Learning Operations at Travelers Insurance, you will spearhead the MLOps initiatives within the Business Insurance Analytics and Research team. Your primary focus will be to enhance the model lifecycle through the development of reusable templates and components, automation, and other technical processes as required. This role encompasses both traditional machine learning deployments and advanced artificial intelligence processes, including imagery, natural language processing (NLP), and large language models (LLMs). Given the rapidly evolving nature of the MLOps landscape, you will be tasked with continuously reassessing current and future capabilities to ensure the team remains at the forefront of technology. Additionally, you will provide subject matter expertise to the broader Business Insurance Actuarial and Analytics community, particularly in testing approaches for technological upgrades and processes. In the Business Insurance Actuarial and Analytics division, we pride ourselves on delivering tailored analytics and innovative data science solutions that drive decision-making and yield superior results. Our culture is inclusive, fostering an environment where every team member feels valued, respected, and empowered to contribute to our collective success. We believe that the unique strengths of each individual are vital in creating innovative solutions and improving business outcomes. Your role will involve incorporating data quality assurance processes into MLOps, defining and building frameworks for data solutions applicable across multiple projects, and integrating core data management competencies such as data governance, security, and quality. You will collaborate with leadership and diverse stakeholders to define, estimate, prioritize, and plan projects, while also establishing standards and frameworks for testing data movement and transformation code.
