Data and AI teams, CTOs and platform leads with models or AI solutions stuck at proof-of-concept that need to be industrialized: repeatable deployment, reliability and costs under control.
I build the infrastructure and MLOps processes around the models: environments, CI/CD for ML, serving, monitoring and GPU scaling. The data scientist stays on the model; I take it to production and keep it there.
Repeatable, versioned deployment, shorter model release times, observability on drift and performance, and predictable GPU spend.
Reproducible environments for training and inference, GPU and quota management, team isolation. The foundation data scientists work on without friction.
CI/CD for models: data and model versioning, automated deployment, rollback and promotion across environments. From notebook to production with a process, not by hand.
Monitoring of performance, drift and availability of AI services, with GPU spend control through scaling, spot capacity and rightsizing.
Industrialization of a model stuck in the experimental phase: environments, deployment pipeline and monitoring.
Shared platform with isolation, GPU quota and CI/CD for multiple data teams.
Review of scaling and scheduling of AI workloads with spot capacity and rightsizing.
No. I handle infrastructure, deployment and MLOps: environments, pipelines, serving, monitoring and cost. The data scientist develops the model, I take it and keep it in production reliably.
Yes, on the platform and integration side: deployment, security, cost management and observability of solutions built on Azure OpenAI and AI services, not on model fine-tuning itself.
With an assessment of what's needed to get them to production: gaps in environments, versioning, deployment and monitoring. Then we industrialize a pilot case, not everything at once.
With scaling matched to load, spot capacity where the workload allows, rightsizing and scheduling. The goal is predictable spend without sacrificing production reliability.
If you need to industrialize AI and take it to production reliably, we can start with a platform assessment.