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ML systems engineered for production.

Training pipelines, feature stores, model serving, drift monitoring, A/B infrastructure. The unglamorous engineering that turns a notebook into a system your business can actually depend on.

§ 01The problem

The problem we solve

Most ML work in production looks like a notebook a data scientist scp'd onto a server. No reproducibility, no monitoring, no rollback, no understanding of when the model is wrong. We bring software engineering discipline to ML: typed code, tested pipelines, versioned data, monitored predictions, reproducible training.

§ 02Capabilities

What we ship

  • 01Training pipelines: reproducible, versioned, scheduled
  • 02Feature stores for online and offline parity
  • 03Model serving: real-time, batch, streaming
  • 04Model registry, versioning and rollback
  • 05Drift detection: data drift, concept drift, performance drift
  • 06Shadow deployment and A/B infrastructure for models
  • 07Cost-aware model selection (smaller models, distillation)
  • 08MLOps platform: from a managed stack to self-hosted
  • 09Recommendation systems, ranking, classification, forecasting
  • 10Integration of classical ML alongside LLMs where each wins
§ 03Deliverables

What you receive

  • Production ML system with training and serving pipelines
  • Monitoring dashboards for drift and performance
  • Reproducibility — re-train on a previous data version
  • Documentation for data scientists and engineers alike
§ 04Stack

Stack we reach for

Python · PyTorch · scikit-learn · XGBoost
Ray · Modal · Anyscale
BentoML · Ray Serve · vLLM
MLflow · Weights & Biases
Feast · Tecton
dbt · Airbyte
Kubernetes
Datadog · Arize · WhyLabs
§ 05Ideal for

Ideal for

  • Data science teams whose models never make it to production
  • Companies running ML in production without monitoring or rollback
  • Recommendation, ranking, fraud and forecasting use cases at scale
  • Teams adding classical ML capabilities alongside LLM features
§ 06Process

How an engagement runs

  1. 01

    Audit

    Current ML stack, models in production, monitoring, reproducibility. Written report with prioritized findings.

  2. 02

    Pipelines

    Training and serving pipelines made reproducible, observable and operable.

  3. 03

    Models

    Specific models built, tuned and shipped against your business metric — not the leaderboard.

  4. 04

    Operate

    Monitoring live, runbooks written, on-call handoff to your team or continued operation by us.

§ 07Engagement

How to engage

01

MLOps Audit

2 weeks

Assessment of current ML stack with recommendations and a prioritized roadmap.

02

ML System Build

8 — 16 weeks

Production ML pipeline and serving infrastructure built from scratch or rebuilt.

03

Embedded ML Team

3 — 12 months

Senior ML engineering inside your team, pairing with your data scientists.

§ 08Common questions

Frequently asked.

01Do you do training as well as MLOps?

Yes — modelling work alongside the engineering, with the discipline that lets results survive after we leave.

02Managed platform or self-hosted?

Depends on scale, cost and data residency. Managed (Modal, Anyscale) is usually right under a certain volume. We'll cost-model both before we recommend.

Have a problem worth solving well?

Tell us the outcome you want. We'll tell you what it takes — honestly, within a week, in writing.

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