Summary
Luke Orland is a Machine Learning Infrastructure Engineer with 18 years of experience building production-ready systems that span UNIX tooling, web apps, embedded audio systems, and large-scale ML infrastructure. He’s delivered MLOps and recommender systems at Newsela—containerizing services, automating retraining pipelines, and improving LLM prompt performance—while now applying that operational rigor at Peloton. Comfortable across Python, JVM languages, C, Bash, and cloud IaC, he bridges research-grade HLT work from Johns Hopkins with pragmatic engineering practices like dbt, Prefect, BentoML, and Terraform. Luke’s background in audio electronics and embedded prototypes gives him an uncommon hardware-aware perspective on software problems, and he’s known for being creative, sociable, and entrepreneurial-minded in cross-functional teams.
17 years of coding experience
19 years of employment as a software developer
Johns Hopkins University
BSEE Audio Engineering, BSEE Audio Engineering at University of Miami
spanish (intermediate)