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Cboe Global Markets is seeking a Senior Machine Learning Engineer - Regulatory to prototype, train, and deploy ML models and AI applications that monitor financial markets generating terabytes of data daily. You will build and operate production-grade ML infrastructure and data pipelines, with a focus on explainability and governance in a highly regulated environment.
You will work across on-premises and cloud environments, collaborating with companion engineering teams and mentoring junior
Passionate about leveraging cutting-edge Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning to ensure the integrity and transparency of global financial marketsData-reasoning instinct - able to say what the data is telling you and what data should go into a model in the first place, not just which model to reach forStrong SQL and experience with large-scale datasetsProduction ML experience with time-series / sequential data - you’ve trained, deployed, and monitored models at scale, and you understand how time affects the structure of data: stationarity, regime change, leakage, and why a model that looks good in backtest fails liveDeep learning applied to temporal or representation problems - sequence models, embeddings/similarity over time-series, or equivalentExcellent written and verbal communicationSolid software-engineering foundation: 5+ years, primarily Python, with production practices (version control, automated testing, CI/CD, Docker) and comfort in an enterprise cloud data platform (Snowflake / Databricks / BigQuery, etc.) under real RBAC and governance constraintsBachelor’s degree in a quantitative fieldWe work across deep learning, LLM agent systems, and classical ML. While you don’t need to know all of these, you should have real depth in at least a couple of these, and curiosity about the rest:Deep learning: PyTorch, custom training loops, architecture design and experimentation, multi-GPU distributed ML, experiment tracking, model lifecycle managementLLMs: building with LLM APIs in production, prompt, context, and harness engineering as an engineering discipline, agent orchestration, full stack development using coding agentsClassical ML: scikit-learn, weakly supervised clustering and anomaly detection, feature engineering, model evaluation for production decision systemsTime series and sequential modeling: TCNs, transformers, time-contrastive learning, or similar approaches on temporal data, as well as classical time series modeling (e.g. ARIMA)