There seems to be huge demand for mlops now, and from my experience 80% of mlops just seems to be sensible DevOps or software engineering practices. I'd say so

There seems to be huge demand for mlops now, and from my experience 80% of mlops just seems to be sensible DevOps or software engineering practices. I'd say someone with a decent background in that could make the transition easily, especially if they brush up on a few of the hot topics, "feature stores", "model repositories" and of course wandb.com - which in many people's mind is mlops. I don't know if that's how you get the big bucks, I don't work in that type of world. But having the skills or inclination to actually deploy an LLM as a working system much in the same way you would, say a normal web service, does seem to be in high demand right now.